

The single hardest problem in computer science is naming things.
And counting things.
The single hardest problem in computer science is naming things.
And counting things.
A lot of states have very strict assault laws. For instance, in MA, Assault with a Dangerous Weapon can be brought against a person if they hit, throw, or spray pretty much any object or substance, including self-defense things like pepper spray.
To be perfectly honest, I struggle to take a relationship between a 14 and a 16 year old seriously.
More than that: fully automated death panels.
Because it’s pretty much all public knowledge. There’s nothing novel there. It’s very obviously a distraction and obfuscation tactic.
It’s a tactic commonly used as a defense strategy by corporate attorneys, especially when defending against private parties: you simply inundate the opposing side with reams of borderline irrelevant bullshit. Makes it substantially harder to find pertinent documents, and also serves to delay the discovery that maybe something important was left out.
No no - it’s not plagiarism; it’s standardization.
Seems some others (or maybe alts? I don’t have the server IP logs) are getting in on the action. Saw this a minute ago
By all means. This is the internet, after all
Born too soon to be drafted into some bullshit war
Born too late to be drafted into some bullshit war
Born just in time to be drafted into some bullshit war
But also
What makes you think you’re real?
A damn sight more than “mildly” tbh
This timeline is so fucking stupid I have difficulty believing it sometimes
Fantastic insult, if I’m being honest. Also, yes.
Hahahahahahaha fml 🙃
Do you think this is just like an ungoverned ChatGPT?
Oh man, I do remember vine. That was actually a kinda fun era, because that was the OG. Before it got monetized out the ass.
God, I miss the pre-enshitification era
Chalk it up to cache invalidation issues 🙃