I know you meant this rather flippantly, but I think you could be inadvertently on to something; an actual full disclosure of the entire contents of the Epstein files could indirectly do more to slow the growth of AI adoption than anything else that has been tried.

It occurs to me, after all the mod points spent silencing me, that this is clear evidence that I in fact thought out my talking point perfectly, and nothing could be more certain proof of that fact than the childish tantrum storm it generated in all of you and your cohorts, leading to them attempting to silence the truth I had just posted, as if it could silence the thought from their minds... but it didn't, and it won't. You're stuck with the harsh truth of this fact forever.

Nothing hurts worse than the truth, isn't that right?

Hehe, looks like you didn't think your talking point through very well either, you smug piece of shit.

Hey! How come I get modded down as flamebait but you don't?

There are no officially-supported drivers for RGB lighting controls on peripherals, and a tiny amount of 3rd party ones, mostly for now-discontinued devices. Ha-ha! Linux wins again, you colluding fuckwits!

...just FYI the resell value on discontinued Pine64 products on the open market tends to exceed the purchase price.

Are you fuckin ready?

Just spraying water vapor would be fine. No need to start resorting to the types of plans that would make chemtrail conspiracy theorists' heads explode.

First of all, I definitely am comprehending, both your fallacious argument and your attempt to gaslight me. You clearly read what I said, so you clearly understood it, then fired back with this stupid argument about a "perceptual hash" which is a fictional concept, and wouldn't be possible to actually make securely anyway.

"+5 Insightful" for that? That's bullshit, and you're a bad person.

If the cloud hosting tampers with the metadata, or re-compresses the image, changes formats, "optimizes" it, then it's been tampered with, period.

This is the type of argument made by someone who has a vested interest in tampering with evidence. Of course it's fragile. That's the point.

Hmm, do you think maybe it was a mistake to plant all those eucalyptus trees beside the power lines? XD

If you type it in as "38C to F" (without the quotes) it will invoke Google Calc and give you an actual conversion interface in the summary field instead. This can also be used for arbitrary unit conversions of just about anything, even when including real math steps in the equation. It's very useful.

It's nothing new. Apple has been doing this to our gradeschools since the 80's. When you have any organization that's severely underfunded for a long amount of time, its key participants become increasingly susceptible to bribery.

It's not as though giving them Windows laptops, Chromebooks, or even Texas Instruments graphing calculators has a fundamentally different effect in that regard. Any company allowed to do this is effectively buying the next generation of consumers at a bargain price. That's why it shouldn't be allowed at all.