LandBasedDaveyJones

And they're going to act like they're sooooo slick for doing it, too.

Should be a law everywhere. No chance though.

Mmkay thank you, this is such a great thing to ask.

That's what I don't get though, a good thing is a good thing. It's like when they pretended the ACA was something else instead of "obamacare" so they'd like it... We weren't all "Ohhhhh you stuuuuuuupid Republicans, you love the ACA but it's actually (drumroll) Obamacare in disguise!!" we were just happy more people had access to Healthcare that wasn't going to bankrupt them.

Lol, this guy thinks that they looked at our vaccine records 😂 🤣 big dawg they gave us all the same vaccines. You don't remember that every dude had to go through every station? It wasn't like "OK you go through stations 1, 4, and 5 for mumps, flu, and xyz because you've already had xyz vaccines." It was every dude getting every shot.

No. Just no.

This is not an "individual action will solve this" case anymore. WE can't do jack about it, individually. If we get the corporations to stop doing harm, and the rich cut down traveling in their superjets, maybe then. But some schmuck driving a Toyota corolla a few hundred miles on a vacation, or taking a commercial passenger jet on a vacation with 100-some-odd people isn't the problem here.

Y'all forgot RFK's illustrious background...

Someone mentioned an app for this, there's also one called Paprika 3 that does something similar. This one you don't need an account to store recipes though. It can also translate weight to imperial measurements, and solve ingredient quantities for portions like 1/2, etc.

Also generally you can hit the in-page "print" button and the print version is often a one-sheet that cuts out the "my family xyz" bs. To be fair, some of those have real tips or hints or substitutions they don't include in the recipe proper, but a lot of the time it's just fluff as you can't copyright recipes without significant extra steps and exposition.

Frontier model? The most recent one was so good the government had to step in. An AGI can never really happen because of situations like that. Add to that the rogue Ai attack that happened, and the future for these things seems to be quite limited. In a regular regulatory framework this whole field would have been legislated and limited enough that that we wouldn't have Ai escaping, and wouldn't have people being able to use it nefaurously. This is why there won't be a "frontier model." Because these failures will happen, databases will get dumped accidentally, all that. Because there are no guardrails, there's no point in innovating.

Umm, bud, get that money out now? It's commonly advised to not bet anything you need, or use it as a savings account. Especially not now, before it was barely somewhat possible when things were stable, but not now. And with your down payment? Pretty serious stuff to lose just because some jabroni sends a tweet or didn't bribe the administration enough. Things can go right, yeah, but think about how wrong things can go, and how fast, and how much more likely that is than making... What? 1k or something, at most? Naah, naah. You can just negotiate a better price for the house to make up for the difference.

Check out "Linux survival" if you're old school, LabEx if you like experiential learning more, and less explanation. Both offer exercises, both are free, but Labex has a few restrictions for free accounts, and offers a paid tier at like 9 bucks a month. And ofc you don't have to use the terminal irl, it's just easier after getting used to it. Most things have a GUI program equivalent, you just have to seek it out. Most of the time.

Edit: And also, Linux Mint and a few others are often recommended to new users for being both similarish to windows and approachable with GUI.