To think, Bill Clinton woke up thinking this was going to be a normal day of vaguely being linked to the epstein files, and letting a 19 year old take the fall for him.

Trying to bring brick and mortar shopping back to the masses, one AI push at a time.

As Bezos demonstrated, if the pics are exposed, you have no power over the people in the pics.

For sh.itjust.works, the admin mods are always watching. The automod bot catches a lot too. I’m not sure about the other instances though. I would guess that enough reports for spam on an account would trigger the admins to see it on all the instances? Just a guess though.

It’s just spam and most instances have a no spam rule. Yes, report.

In the old games, she would destroy all of the pottery to get what’s inside too. She wasn’t a very good archaeologist.

It might have been a play on words and the acronym:

• AM
  • hard worker
  • still up
• at mourning
  • lost a lot of people

The hot runs cold for a minute with a tank too. It takes awhile for it to reach the tap.

For people to understand that we have to have nazis and the people in power as a common enemy. Dividing the people against them is their goal because it works.

I don’t care about Schumer, I don’t care about the 8 (or 9+) who sold out, we have to gather our forces and go. Also, the people who stood up to them deserve kudos. This shutdown lasted for a very long time. I appreciate all that took the hit for us.

While the law allows state regulation of computation in the interest of public health and safety, it sets a high bar: any restrictions must be demonstrably necessary and narrowly tailored to serve a compelling interest. Legal experts note that this is one of the most protective standards available under Montana law.

The act also includes provisions for AI-controlled critical infrastructure, requiring both a “shutdown mechanism” to allow human control and annual safety reviews — a move aimed at balancing innovation with public safety concerns.

Everyone is kind of focusing on the hiring part, which is incredibly nazi already, but they’re saying for lending too. Fucking yikes.

This is for skin tone and gender, not the insides.

There still might be other heavy metals that accumulate. It’s the water supply, not just the pipes.

It’s fr and not a joke. If you grow up here, you’re usually told. Some aren’t aware of it though. We keep giant hot water tanks ready to go.

This is the typical think most people have for old construction. Not sure about new construction. It’s usually stuck in a closet or the basement:

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Plumbing-Water-Heaters-Tank-Water-Heaters-Electric-Tank-Water-Heaters/30-gal/N-5yc1vZ2fkoqeqZ1z1t3nf

I mean about the hot water having lead and other heavy metals part.

We need that dishwasher guy to look into all of this.

Don’t do it. fr.

Any heavy metals will accumulate in your water heater and the hot water could potentially keep it in suspension. I bet it’s worse if you have lead pipes.

I think it’s negligible compared to ingesting. I think most dishwashers do a final cold rinse, yeah? I could be wrong on that though.

• Krita is free and awesome for that age. Maybe install it together. If you have a tablet or touch screen, it’s really fun.
• How familiar are you with (also free) Blender? You would have to install it and learn the basics. Just the 3d sculpting program might be a blast for him and have him edit a UV sphere. There are a few basic tips to get you going, but kids pick it up way easier than adults do.
  • The object mode is for the overall, individual objects
  • The edit mode is to work on, inside, the object you select
  • You absolutely have to have a scroll mouse
  • There is a description in the lower left corner that lets you edit the mesh you’re “adding” or putting in, then it goes away. This messes up a lot of people.
  • At the top are tabs that let you select a layout for Blender for each focus. There is one for sculpting.
  • The upper right has a lot of icons that let you move around the program (solid, see-thru, etc., and perspective. You would have to know this stuff.
  • This video is for you right now if you don’t know anything, and for him in a couple of years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOmYInaX-wE
• Have him search Wikipedia on something he loves and to look for the sources.
• Have him look for, speed up if necessary, and learn from youtube tutorials on topics that interest him.

Side note: Affinity (photoshop alternative) just became free, but I think that’s too much. Good to know about though.