I have an apple nike watch series 3, the watch itself no longer gets OS updates but the nike app apparently has because the watch app itself no longer runs on the watch since it depends on a newer version of the watch os. Just incredible how stuff like this can break w/ basically no user recourse. Out of spite now I really do not want to buy a newer apple watch even though the nike run club app was super motivating to track runs, runs per week, per month, per year, total milage, etc. And having this on the watch instead of your phone makes running so much more convenient than carrying your phone in some way. Anyways, yelling at clouds.

Ok, unlock biology, explain female logic.

And people wonder why women would rather be alone in a forest with a bear than a man.

And by blood clots, you mean the same thing covid produced and could persist for up to a year after contracting the virus? Or did you mean getting infected means a higher risk of blood clots in general?

For Bells Palsy, you were three times more likely to be affected by it after being infected than getting a vaccine.

Also, from the NIH:

And by "side effects" you mean keeping people alive.

If you're that worried about a covid vaccine, definitely don't take aspirin with all its side effects and possible issues with its use. And let's not get into the even worse side effects from Aleve.

You don't even need a doctor to get something so dangerous! Talk about needing withdrawn from the market.

An interesting comparison would be Youtube Shorts.

Let me just say that YT Shorts sucks balls. I have found if I scroll down even a little bit, whatever "short" I thought I was going to see jumps to something else and there is no way to get the original one back. Every single time.

Mind you, I don't view shorts on anything resembling a regular basis and have probably only selected four or five, but the condition above has happened with all of them. Can't scroll down or you lose the vid and can't get it back.

Worth every fucking penny.
BR> You get a penny every time you fuck? You must be busy if you can afford an M1 MacBook Air.

We know the U.S. nor any western country will not be able to catch this guy, but at least there is now a name and a face It's a good piece of detective work to let the Russians know their wall of security is as good as swiss cheese.

This isn't the first time someone deep within the Russian security or intelligence apparatus has been unveiled. Certainly makes them wonder who is leaking this information. Paranoia can be entertaining.

Four months later the BBC had similar article about people whose last name is Null, including a woman who was marrying a man with that last name.

The article also mentions other issues some people have because of their name either being too short or too long, and it's not just in the English-speaking world.

It's not merely reading a book out loud, it is about correct pronunciation, voice inflection, tone, and other things we as humans take for granted.

There's a reason cartoons and video games get to be so popular. The voices behind the characters are what make the characters come alive. They can relate to the character and their voice conveys the emotion. For as good as AI is getting at rendering voices, it still hasn't mastered emotional input.

As an aside, have AI try to narrate one of Tolkein's books. How well do you think it will do rendering some of the names?

What the actual motherfuck are you talking about? Argentina has made its own bed repeatedly.

Such as their current president who's picking a fight with the UK over the Falkland Islands. I seem to remember the country doing the same thing a few decades ago.

I lived with an l1 charger for the first month I had an EV. It was January in Maine. I could reliably recharge 3 to 4 miles of range per hour on the charger.

That profile may not work for everybody, but considering it's pretty trivial to ensure that the car is charging 10 to 12 hours a day for most commuters, I found level one very adequate. Especially since even in cold weather I have more than 180 miles of range so if they don't pick up all of their driving EVERY day there is buffer capacity in the battery that evens out over time.

There's a couple level two chargers downtown near me (walking distance) as well, so if I got into trouble I could park it downtown for a few hours and catch back up.

I did end up installing a level 2 charger at home because with the tax credit and car company charger rebate it was free, and it was more convenient to not have to think about it and just be fully charged every morning.

Point being there is a learning curve and having access to faster rate charging is important, but I'm pretty sure the level one charging will actually solve the needs of most daily drivers. Unless your commute is particularly long.

You'll almost always find what you're looking for in your own history list within seconds.

You're presuming everyone has a history list. I don't. I specifically have it turned off. As someone else above mentioned, I bookmark whatever I want. No need for a history if you have what you want.

It's pretty rare to treat bible text literally. The bible is God's words interpreted by men.

Say what? The Bible IS the word of god. Those words are literally, in the truest sense of the word, in that little book. Those exact words, the word of god, are quoted by a multitude of Christians. A simple search shows site after site from Christians adamantly stating the Bible is god's literal words.

As for rarity, again, a multitude of Christians will tell you the text of the bible must be taken literally. Granted, those same Christians don't do what they say and pick and choose which parts to take literally (mixing and matching of fabrics anyone?), but they do take it literally, fire and brimstone and all.

They can do whatever they want in that regard.

What right to they have to do anything to anyone else? Would they like it if Satanists started doing something similar? It's none of their business who a person is if that person wasn't part of their cult.*

This is one of many problems with mentally ill religious people. They stick their noses in everyone else's business when they have no right to do so.

By definition, all religions are cults but not all cults are religions.