Sure.

What happened is the efficiency of home heating with a heat pump promised to be cheap to run when comparing overall costs to fossil fuels. Then the price of electricity nearly doubled overnight. Now people are stuck with an expensive heat pump and high electricity rates. Anyone hoodwinked into using only resistive element heat as the backup to the heat pump is now seeing a $$$$$$$$$$$$$ bill.

What's next, 'mouse has moved - press any key to continue' ??

Why I should care. I mean can't someone just vibe code up another Wordpress at this point? Or if the current maintainer is just that bad fork it, and use a new logo (but trademark the new logo anyway so some new asswipe doesn't try to rent seek on the new logo).

Feed something enough data, and as another commenter on here put it: stereotypes emerge. If it looks like a duck, it probably quacks like a duck

Half of all parents would be in jail. It's an epidemic - mostly because both parents are too busy putting food on the table because of the huge wage imbalance that keeps growing.

'The people' aren't choosing Discord, it's the forum creators that want control over a private fiefdom - and apparently Discord makes this easy for the creator.

The end of the summary sounds more like an addiction to AI.

The moment an individual bitcoin transaction became too expensive was the day bitcoin failed. These brokers or exchanges are just propping up a failed system. By failed I mean the underlying system was no longer usable as intended. Bitcoin was not supposed to be only used as a central bank between smaller banks/exchanges. It was supposed to be the sole transaction system.

I won't believe you unless you show me your valid photo id. Oh and your credit card number. /s

Bitcoin's selling point was that all transactions are permanently on the ledger - and that it was anonymous and untraceable - you mean they lied?

Through trial and error, and error. Just imagine what the software legal notice must look like.

The one great thing about Discord is that it's contents don't wind up in my google search. That's exactly why Tumblr and Pinterest will never be missed.

Giving someone your ID willingly is not an illegal search, sorry there buddy. We really need to improve our schooling so the younger crowd can understand the constitution.

If you have a government issued ID, sorry pal but they already have your data. At least it's just the government and not 100s of third party verification services half of which are on the other side of the world sending that data right back to fourth parties in your own country, which secure that data with a password of 'password'.