The help needs more help than they provide. Classic tech startup bullshit, whether with bodies or AI.

Shopify sites that suck can be chalked up mostly to bad implementations, IMO. Regardless of vendor, the site proprietor is probably going to fuck up their instance through incompetence/negligence. That side of the e-commerce business is cutthroat with razor thin margins.

You mean manufacturer's tags. Dealer tags exist too, but you cant get away with nearly as much as mfg plates

EXACTLY THE POINT. These are cruel and punitive by design. Why not give a 6mo warning so people can actually try to proactively be ready for disruptions to their businesses?

America has the best exceptionalism

If they didn't exist, colleges wouldn't try to fund more extravagant football stadiums at the general student's expense.

ChatGPT isn't the holy grail? Dump that shit

It's for medical surveillance. Patients don't reliably pull the SD or send logs back. Eith connectivity they can get the logs automatically. Whether or not any provider actually utilizes this, i dunno.

Actually, I lied. I love seeing forced ads for reality informative murder porn "documentaries" while I try to watch the Pitt. No, I don't. Fuck that shit. Fuck the guy who watered down HBO, a truly prestige brand for the ages. Get that shit back to just HBO

They start with bundling and cross promotion, and the result is a diluted brand perception? No shit!

No surveillance capitalism needed

No, idiot. If your house is dirty, move across the street. Homeless people don't count in this mindset, unless they can pony up $2499.97 for a Copilot AI PC.

The EPA is not an entitlement, clean air and water are a fucking right

If the telcos would let municipal broadband happen without interference, this would not be a conversation. lobbying on the part of the telcos is why nothing has moved in years and we have third world quality internet at higher prices than anywhere else on earth. No this does not directly translate to all rural broadband, but if the isps spent half as much on infrastructure than they did on lobbying and advertising themselves on their services, we'd all be on gigabit plus service at a minimum.

Fixed it for you