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Heh. I didn't notice it when i was a kid, but when I rewatch them it feels overly moralizing.

That's smart, I didn't think of that. You could even actually control a website with turnstile just by telling it to deploy something to workers.

It could get a bit preachy, honestly.

Just out of curiousity, which model did you use and what did you say to convince it to help? I'm pretty sure Claude would have told you to kick rocks.

right but too late to call freeze on the original wallet address as per gp's post. I would imagine it got distributed to many wallets and attempts to tumble by the time Tether could move on it.

Isn't it already too late at that point? The tokens would have moved already.

Headed for Davey Jones' Locker.

I live in a place that gets typhoons, but there's probably only one big enough to rip my panels off every once in 5 years. Still, you never know which one it will be and I don't look forward to having to taken mine inside for false alarms.

The internet to the rescue. I guarantee you will never be wrong alone.

My point was that pork can compete with tofu under the right conditions.

Heck, unless you're riding your bike to buy groceries, you will spend more than the extra 1-2 extra kg in gas getting to the supermarket (3-4 miles per kg CO₂e)

For one thing, many people can't afford to feed their family tofu at supermarket prices.

Also, infra? Poor people just call it their yard.

It depends on how you do it.

Supermarket tofu is around 3 kg of CO₂e per kg. If you fatten pigs in your backyard and butcher them on site you can get pork down to around 4 or 5. I do realize McDonald's isn't doing it that way though.

The problem is the people you would need to convince. You'd be selling to people who largely won't care and don't want to be inconvenienced.

They interfered with him trying to steal that election. That doesn't count?

There's a video of Vietnamese fish farmers on the side of the screen that clearly relates to this story but I don't speak Vietnamese so I guess I just have to wonder how.

The most impressive thing about SerpApi is their legal team. The technical side is all trivial.

Apples to oranges, really. Not many providers are drop-in compatible with SerpApi, serpgrab.com comes to mind.

That just means they have proxies in Pakistan, that's not as impressive as you're making it sound.

$1 with Serper, and it gets lower with volume. I thought I remembered Serp Api being higher than that. They do have a decent free tier

Solar is full on hockey-sticking in that "share of generation by source" graph. That's a beautiful thing to see.

I mean if you want to get all Nietzsche about it, then suicide is no longer a permanent solution.

What I really don't like is to hear people who aren't struggling with it, to call someone else's on-going struggle "a temporary problem".

Since we're sharing anecdotes, I had a guy who couldn't pull my wisdom teeth. He really got in there with the pliers, got his leg up on the chair for leverage and was really yanking on it but it wouldn't give. He was a big guy too, really broke a sweat.

Finally he gave up but first he tried to talk me into going into a hospital for more heavy duty anesthetic. I was like nah.

> nor would anyone be able to understand your language.

Huh? We already have machines that can understand any language from a sample.

At least it's soundproof though. There's nothing worse than having to hear your neighbors bicker.

I don't understand how that's possible. Photographers are just spicy primates.

Yeah but whey you order food it never looks quite as good as the picture in the menu.

Marketing is always misleading. It just can't be overly misleading.

DC ips are the worst for web browsing. You think captcha is annoying now, just wait until you try exiting through one of those.

You never really know though, do you? Some things are ending up in spam and you don't know which ones.