For anything related to the war in Ukraine such as, "Has Russia lost over 1 million men in Ukraine?" or, "How many generals have been killed in Ukraine?", or, "What happened to the Moskva?".
No way in hell they'll let that slip through.
We can't have nice things. For all the benefits AI might enable, the overwhelming crush of usless drivel negates those benefits.
As usual with trump, crime is a-ok as long as you bribe the man.
You don't even need to go that far. If you have ethics, you're fired.
Not a problem. I'll give you a shark with a frickin laser beam attached to its head and you can use it to shoot down a drone no bigger than a pizza box moving at 40 mph in a non-linear direction.
This sounds an awful lot like something you'd find in India.
Side note, someone I used to work with mentioned she was retiring to Arizona. I told her, "Ahh. Hantavirus". She didn't know what that meant so I explained.
So not only can you die from an infection transmitted by fleas, you can die from the plague if you live in Arizona. Sounds like a great place.
They sure were. Or was it his twin brother?
Making it easier to see what you're looking at.
If you want glass, pick one up and have a drink.
Whenever I get a Cloudflare challenge, I go to another site. I get treated like a criminal in my real life, I don't need to be treated like one in my online life.
That's the idea. Get this system fully optimized and serialized, we can develop all the farm land into thousands of cute little off-grid gated exurbs. Everything needed to protect ourselves from the hoi polloi when we outlaw their fossil fuel.
And increase the rate of heat being generated when we pave over all that land with blacktop.
Since none of that is true, no need for any studies.
But yes, it's not fun to die a painful death as your blood clots and your lungs fill with fluids because you didn't get vaccinated.
We can be parboiled even faster.
My dad is ham radio operator. He's told me the story of AO-7 which launched in 1974 and lasted until 1981 despite having only a five year life span.
Twenty years later a ham says he's receiving a signal from this "dead" satellite. After confirmation it is the satellite, an investigation is launched to find out why it's alive. The best idea they came up with is the battery shorted out which means the circuit is always open. When the satellite's solar panels get sunlight it powers up and allows for operation. When it goes into darkness it shuts down until it's in sunlight again.
How probable is it for this to happen?
Or, and I'm just spitballing here, not require people to take one last name when married.
No need to jump through hoops for such a simple concept.
When the ghetto rats sit so low in the seat they're looking through the steering wheel and the inbreds sling their wrist over the top of the steering wheel while they're looking at their phone.
"Anyone attempting to generate random numbers by deterministic means is, of course, living in a state of sin." -- John Von Neumann
