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  • Most article thumbnails these days are ai generated. To be honest it wasn't much better before when article thumbnails were just stock images vaguely related to the article.

  • There are cultures where sweet foods are less common or less extreme. They eat American sweets and complain that they don't like it because it tastes too sweet, or they will complain that America sweetens foods that they normally don't expect to be sweet.

    I grew up having constant access to sweets. While I have never been obese, I do struggle with addiction to sweets and it is a constant challenge to try not to overdo it.

  • Very cool!

  • Michel Gondry made some amazing videos, and one of my absolute favorites was Cibo Matto's Sugar Water. Blew my mind the first time I saw it. https://youtu.be/EN9auBn6Jys

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  • It really comes across as quite dirty to me. What if your ass crack starts to itch? You going to go direct hand to crack for the scratch? What about issues with post-urination leakage?

  • Inaccurate headline. The bill doesn't ban web scraping, it just requires that bots accurately identify themselves through the user agent string, and maybe some additional requirements to disclose the purpose of scraping the data.

  • From the article

    Most are heap or stack overflows in parsers and demuxers, spanning components from the TS demuxer to the VP9 decoder. depthfirst says some already carry CVE identifiers; its writeup lists nine, CVE-2026-39210 through CVE-2026-39218, and notes the rest are fixed but not yet numbered. It also published a PoC.

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  • I have always watched subbed except for a few shows that I watched on TV back in the day. I don't really know what it is, but the dubbed voices just always feel off. I can watch American animation and the English voices feel perfectly fine. But show me an anime with English voices and it's like an uncanny valley sort of thing.

  • Hmmm, that's weird, I didn't even realize this feature existed until I read your post. Guess I have always had it disabled, and I've never run into the issue. Have you also deleted the default bookmarks? The address bar will prefer bookmarks when you start typing an address, so if you don't delete the default ones that come with Vivaldi, they might be autocompleting?

  • WTF are games for retired people?

  • Put it on YouTube.

  • Yeah. Just find someone else willing to work for free. It's such a simple solution, I can't believe he was too dumb to try that first.

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  • Aren't things like discord (or any other more preferable chat service) basically what you are talking about?

  • I'm pretty sure AI is objectively smarter today than it was 5 years ago.

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  • Sounds like a good idea. Now we just need a way to determine which users are kids and which are adults. I've got it! We can use age verification for that, and we'll probably also need to ban vpns to stop kids from getting around it.

  • Wtf, pizza hut doesn't employ their own delivery drivers anymore? Sounds like they are complaining because they outsourced delivery and now they don't like how the work is getting done.

  • I lined up to get the Wii on it's release date. I went to Walmart at around 11 am to wait on the midnight launch. We were put in the garden center, and it was pretty chill. The guy at the front kept a list so people could go to the bathroom or to grab food without losing their spot. One guy brought a portable TV with a PlayStation and guitar hero, so we spent a lot of time playing that. I brought my DS, but not many people in line had one. It turned out to be a fun and memorable experience, but I've never waited in line like that again.

  • In what way did Microsoft miss the Internet wave? Internet explorer was basically the gatekeeper of the Internet for a while, to the extent that it led to the antitrust case.