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But how do you distribute the ‘kool-aid’?

Browser fingerprinting is a thing, though. The site already know who you are. This doesn’t really change anything.

Omg

I fucking wish I lived in a world where this didn’t sound realistic, in spite of it’s absurdity.

Touché

AFAIK the ColecoVision is from the same company that made plastic sleds. Think they’re gone now - at the very least I know they did nothing about the video game copyrights expiring, making it one of the rare cases where emulating “pirated” copies of their games is perfectly legal.

Punitive justice has been proven ineffective, over and over again. It’s irrelevant.

Actual definitive action to prevent ability to cause further harm has worked.

I don’t care how anybody feels about the solution, but it doesn’t have a damn thing to do with punching back.

But, no, of course the only way to fight fire is with fire…

Stripping them of any ability to cause harm… hasn’t worked?!

The fuck are you talking about?!? It’s the one thing nobody has ever focused on.

Were. Now they’re doors to ai slop and advertisements…

I just want them gone. I don’t want any punitive justice, I don’t want revenge, I just want them stripped of any ability to continue to hurt others. If that means killing em, fine. As long as they’re gone.

More the part where he blames illegals for the… uh, for… You know, Hannibal Lector was a really fine gentlemen! The best people are saying!

The jackass in chief obviously wouldn’t understand cost overruns, since he never paid his contractors.

True. Better to have at least two - the suction from the slurry will make it hard to get you out.

In fact, we never entered a lagoon without a second team on site, and one or more from the leadership team would almost always be there as well.

That’s just how dangerous it is.

Damn. That is awful.

Never even so much as consider entering a slurry lagoon without a tether and protective gear.

Used to work for a company that maintained sewer lift stations. Had my earbuds in one day when we walk into the little shack over the station. I scratched an itch by my ear, my earbud popped out and I watched it fall into the slurry. Just stood there for a moment as there was literally no action to take.

On another occasion one of my glasses lenses popped out. My coworker saw it happen, and managed to grab the lens. Unfortunately, it was a plastic lens and contact with the slurry destroyed the surface, so I had to get new glasses anyway. I was able to get a payday loan for new glasses, thankfully, so I invested in 2 pairs of prescription safety glasses!

Edit: As a rule, we all left our phones in the work truck while on site, for obvious reasons.

Yes. But actually, no.

This is about enterprise licensing, not retail (home users). But otherwise, yeah, that’s the basic idea they’re proposing.

When it comes to a consumer using Copilot, it’s all about having a new way to manipulate you into voluntarily handing them more of your personal data (which they will sell on the scummy as hell market created just for enabling surveillance capitalism).

Omg, shut up.

Your original statement, as written, is false. Just flat out factually incorrect. Your ego was bruised by getting called out on it, so you’ve been all over there damn map desperately trying to pretend otherwise.

You could have accepted you were wrong, and corrected it.

Not a chance. Just good old fashioned Photoshop.

Nobody here is listening to you without question. That’s what bothers you.

Holy slop, Batman!

Like, wow is it bad. The bizarre markings on the road were bad enough, but I can’t decide which is worse: the poles with no power lines, or the conflicting angles in the building shadows?