Somehow stop media from profiting from emotions. You get mad at a Facebook post and post a reply about it. Facebooks algorithms see that you respond to this type of posts so it gives you more and sells advertising that makes you mad too. Radio has for fifty years put people on air that say things to stir negative emotions because it’s easy to make people mad. And people tune in again to get mad at them over and over.
I set up, many years ago, a RPI1 with USB cameras attached. Running the software “Motion”. I put Zerotier on it and made a little web page that shows the cameras. I could have the page show any USB cameras on my network, but I think the RPI1 is too low powered for more than two.
Motion will record, or only record when motion is detected and there’s a whole lot of options.
Mine is still running almost ten years later, with only a small upgrade to the cameras.
I’ve often thought that the cheaters should be simply shadow banned, and only match with other cheaters. Let them play against the other cheaters and see how well they do.
The same thing that made phones bigger, bandwidth wider, and probably one of the biggest uses of AI.
Horny people want sex without other people. In this case, sexbots.
Sometime in the near future, possibly 2050ish give or take 10 years, if we make it there, I will never have to work again. By then computers will be smarter than people, and then much smarter than people.
We will either get terminators destroying humanity, or a star trek post-scarcity future paradise.
Either way, no problems after that.
Same basic ingredients, grain, water, yeast.
Not to mention that they say they don’t have to abide by local laws because they aren’t located there.
A lot of kitchen workers come from countries that lack education and apparently can openers. My boss likes to hire from these countries to keep costs down.
A nice 12" chef’s knife is easily ruined and it’s the reason I don’t keep my own knives at work.
Chicken sexer. Sending all those cute little chicks to their deaths.
I’ve stayed at Airbnb’s that do that.
And all the new hires in the kitchen I work at grab knives to open cans before I slap their hands.
Yes Finland, I saw the sign covered with vines and thought it’d make a good photo
Bad taste. My brother got a copy but didn’t let me watch, so I waited until he was out before I put it on.
I can still remember the guy putting his brains back in his head and carrying on.
Then I heard the director was making some fantasy movies and lost respect for him.
I have mild arachnophobia because of that movie. I have been frozen in a pet store for five minutes because the snake I was trying to get a good look at was housed next door to the tarantula that I didn’t notice until I was too close.
My mom would never watch “Mad about you” because “he was the bad guy in Aliens”
All they would have to do is turn location sharing off, and change passwords. More likely they would talk about it and agree to split rather than just run off. You know, like adults.
My partner and I share locations. We check sometimes how far away from home they are when walking the dog, or coming from work. Also handy when one of us “loses” their phone and the other can see it’s at home/in the car/at work. But we have trust, and don’t need to check where the other is spending time.
I think in Finland it is a basic utility like power and water. It is certainly priced like that.
tinfoil hat on It’s obviously Apple funding this. They know most android users won’t buy apples, they just want to weaken Google.