This has been in motion since before AI was being pushed in everything.

Same as you would download anything else.

Fining might be part of the solution too and is usually easier than filtering. You could try using positive and negative charged finings in turn to see which works better.

He may have an employment contract in place which gives additional protections. It’s much more likely for a Harvard professor than your average worker.

A quick search shows it’s prohibited in just 4 states. Many states have conditions that apply to configuration of rifles (and shotguns) such as capacity limits, so those would affect them the same.

Isn’t the AR-15 the most popular rifle to hunt with in the US?

That ammo looks like it was once lost in a boating accident.

I’ve heard that coconut coir can be very absorbent.

Should we tell them the first one wasn’t found on the island?

You’re speaking from an ignorant position. If you really feel like you must chime in, educate yourself on the topic first.

The current post title “For the first time, the state of California was 100% powered by solar+batteries for a full 24 hour period.”

Doesn’t match the article title/headline

And the article doesn’t imply what the current post title says:

sunlight at least partially powered the state for well beyond 24 hours straight.

Just below the above quoted part, the article has a graph detailing how much of the power supplied was solar vs other sources over the course of that day.

In MN you don’t have to show anything unless you need to register.

There are types of AI that are very good at specific things and have been since before LLMs became accessible to use. We need to recognize that those are the types of AI which should be encouraged.

If you use a real computer, making an em dash is trivially easy in Outlook and Word. Many people probably do it without knowing what it’s called.

You shouldn’t assume that one character is definitive proof.

I’m not sure what you’re buying, but I prioritize purchases of things I will actually own and therefore do own most of the things I buy.

If I was in that situation and there wasn’t a real fix, I’d look into seeing if there’s space to mod in a physical switch in-line with the battery.

If it helps build additional manufacturing capacity, it’d be a win for everyone in the long run. Obviously they won’t get it right though.

These companies maintain that even though you possess a PDF, you still do not own it and do not have the rights associated with ownership.

Valve enforces same pricing on all stores a game is available on so EGS can’t compete on price

Obvious falsehood. Did you just choose to omit relevant nuance? The post is literally about games which are free on EGS and non-free on Steam.