That's just the Internet now. Every site has content pulled from other sites and their share of local content. Then it gets reposted with more compression artifacts each cycle until it degrades and returns to the earth.
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If you use change tracking you will have a record of the creation process in some detail.
https://www.popsci.com/diy/track-changes-in-word-google-doc-pages/
It's not a real review, if you were wondering. The shirt is on Amazon but only has one, different review.
I hate it when I get benereal disease on my benis.
I saw this quote earlier related to this;
“To not choose her is a slap in the face to Black women,” said Melanie Campbell, chairwoman of the Power of the Ballot Action Fund, an advocacy organization focused on Black voter engagement. “You are saying to Black women that what we represent is not good enough — not only to stay with the man we voted for, but the woman that most of us advocated for, to be the vice president. You take her down, then you lose the Black women’s vote.”
I’m fascinated as to why “not absorbing smells” and the ability to be hosed down were major selling points to you.
Fuji's are $2/lb here. Gala $2.50, Cosmic Crisp $2.50. Honey crisp is $2/lb if you buy a 3 lb bag. NC prices.
If there’s one job I think AI could definitely replace, it’s crafting reports by investment bankers.
Experts on the left: Climate scientists. Experts on the right: Some deranged person shouting about HAARP on YouTube.
What if Tommy Wiseau became self-aware before the premiere of The Room? The world would be deprived of his glorious travesty of cinema forever.
This might make me sound like some kind of snob, but I wish Sonarr had the option to select 4k+HDR. It's quite a noticeable difference if you are using HDR displays. There are a number of NF shows that get released in 1080p-HDR as well.
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Their accident rate continues to decrease and things like quorum sensing and platooning are going to push them to be better than humans. You're never going to have a perfect system that never has accidents, but if you're substantially better than humans in accidents per mile driven and you're dramatically improving throughput and reducing traffic through V2X, it's going to make sense to fully transition.
I imagine some east Asian countries will be the first to transition and then the rest of the world will begrudgingly accept it once the advantages become clear and the traditional car driving zealots die off.