> you could type "Remove Riley's sunglasses," and Nano Banana will identify Riley in the photo (assuming you have a person of that name saved) and make the edit without further instructions

Uh-huh. How about when you type "Remove Riley's shirt"?

Wow, those are some pretty large hands they must have.

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Oh, there you are, Peter!

I love the way I can make you beat your keyboard near to death with just one little sentence.

Here, let me try another one! Let me just light this little blue touchpaper here and stand well back.

Ready?

I don't live in your shithole country. I have free healthcare. And paid holidays. Lots of 'em. All year round. In fact, it's such a lovely day today, I think I'm going to have the afternoon off. On full pay.

See you tomorrow?

That's what I love about you Rube Repubs. You go bang so prettily when you get triggered. More fun than a boxful of rusty detonators.

And you're a mark.

One does not need to be an oracle to gain insights into what your Dear Leader wants. Just follow the bouncing Sharpie.

Ah yes, but if you're not an engineer who's in the habit of starting sentences with "Yo", you might not be in his target demographic.

Pretty sure their Dear Leader is not going to be satisfied with an underground test. No, he's going to want the old fireworks displays back

I'm sure it will be just as successful -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

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Because there's no such thing as the Windows Recovery Environment, because such a thing is never needed in the Windows world, right?

> Think back to the Covid-19 pandemic fake cures, antivax rhetoric, and pseudoscience spread like wildfire, often amplified by influencers with millions of followers but no medical background.

Or, indeed, last Tuesday -> https://www.whitehouse.gov/art...

Well, that, and when people are driving your taxis, they're going to expect things like wages, bathroom breaks, meal breaks, reasonable shifts, tolerable working conditions...

Of course, your entire life will be considerably shorter, but who really would miss that last decade or so anyway? They're not generally very good years, what with the body breaking down and all your friends dying all the time...

> Federal regulations also don't generally require supplement makers to prove their products are safe

No, wait, sorry, that's lead. Lead tastes like Freedom!