This is just some normal (non-dark) matter that we expected to be out there but was previously unobserved. It has nothing to do with dark matter or dark matter theories. We infer vast amounts of (otherwise unobservable) dark matter from its effect on gravity, and that has not changed from this.

It works as a total blacklist, but not as a blacklist specifically against AI scraping (while keeping search engine visibility). That's mostly what this is about, coming up with a new robots.txt parameter that tells AI bots to scram

We ourselves are living in someone else's simulation anyway, thisisfine.jpg

> Millennials are the largest *untapped* market that video game companies should be focusing on...the generation spends more time gaming than both Gen Z and teens

That word does not mean what you think it means

> Good luck Zig!

For great justice.

Development won't be complete until responses are read in Dr Sbaitso's voice

With Penrose tiles there's a simple rule about which edges you should line up that, if you follow it, allows you to tile an infinite plane without running into that problem of not being able to add on. So there's probably something analogous rule for this one tile version.

But "Counterpart" has taught me that it can lead to a compelling drama series with 100% on rotten tomatoes, free on Amazon Prime ;)

Different in the sense that nobody uses it. Free texting became the standard intra-US before whatsapp existed; not so internationally.

No protomolecule, right?

No insider trading: this is my public announcement that I'm renaming my Corp to XYZ Blockchain GameStop the sequel NFT Corp.

Counting is hard.

Not people in general, just people like this guy. Having had children already is not disqualifying: https://darwinawards.com/rules...

Cache is a fallback option, and not needed for the NYT. Follow the link, it sees the referrer is Google.

Pay for the article and read it. Don't pay for the article and read it. Or don't pay for the article and don't read it.

Choose to stand for your principles however you like, but all three above alternatives are better than your proposed solution of pretending an interesting and relevant article doesn't exist.