Also, monetizing the ability to find searches that are not AI slop is, for lack of better phrasing, fucking bullshit.

The just in time economy is running a little bit late.

By far the best film variant.

On a similar note there is a Fantasy homage series by Steven Brust, The Khaavren Romances, that is amazing if you liked the novels.

Yes, it absolutely is. The /s indicates the end of a sarcastic comment.

This was a sarcastic commentary on Google’s inability to properly categorize things now.

It is a regrettable truth that the defensive posture of humanity, until everyone agrees to denuclearization, against nuclear warfare is the deterrance of Mutually Assured Destruction.

There is no Nobel Warfare Prize

“Immense opportunities for applying then … in the private sector.”

What possible mode of profit are they looking at with this research?

Laughs in AC/DC Model Trains and Battletech

I think you’re right, I was more replying to the comment at hand.

You know, that’s a good point that I did forget…

Clever to try and make this about a woman’s right to use birth control (which also implies the corollary of a woman’s right to not use it.), but your assertion is that the population control is necessary.

Controlling things means making people comply when they don’t.

Also, what’s you’re goal here: To have people just decide to choose not to have kids? In your mind what people should choose not to have kids? What happens when people choose to have kids anyway?

Which is, you know, how biology and biological systems work. As long as people exist: they’re gonna fuck. When they fuck, there are gonna be kids.

Your response, combined with your original statement of

Population control is necessary

brings us to:

See question 2: which group of people do you want to tell aren’t allowed to have kids?

Ok, just to speed this along: Any discussion that starts this way will eventually come to the questions:

1. Who do you want to remove from the populations?

2. Who do you want to prevent from having children?

If we just open the conversation with this question, we can find out what your real motivation is here.

I and my group are all just on matrix.org. We didn’t want the risk of dealing with potentially less reliable servers or federation.

Absolutely a strong way to go.

Yea, there are some historical reasons for the integrations, but they could do a better job evolving the UI to match the current state of things for sure.

I run a Matrix server and it’s deffo YMMV based on the server admin and how good they are at maintaining things.

Getting the federation to work can also be a chore and a half. Otherwise it works super well. The clients often implement features on top of the protocol (looking at Element and their weird jitsi integration for instance).

It’s weird how well they knew what to claim while claiming the opposite

I have a funny screenshot about this! I didn’t know Fedora and OpenSUSE were Debian based! /s

>.>

inb4 put Linux on it…

Proxmox it and then install a bunch of Linux containers on it!