It's legal because they're paying for registrations not votes, you can't see who someone voted for just that they voted and if they registered as a party member or independent.

Demanding evidence to support the soundness of an argument is good skepticism, but if after investigating if the evidence doesn't support your argument but you refuse to change then you're being dishonest and unreasonable.

The god of cars demands sacrifice according to the clergy of dealerships, 10% of drivers earnings per year. Tything is paid by subscription for your car's soul's convenience.

Ah yes carrying on the illustrious tradition of presidents commenting on famous people's genitals. I think it was Jefferson who liked to start speeches with the classic "Did you guys see the sausage roll Washington is packing?"

Saved an old desktop and laptop from the trash by installing mint and Firefox with ublock. The desktop lasted them for years without any problems, and I think the only problem I supported on the laptop over years was the boot mount filled itself up during updates and needed to be cleaned up.

EVERYONE!

"The last thing I would do is trust a computer program," says the owner of a car company developing self driving & rocket company building automation into rocket launches.

A time, B time, and lunch time.

If we were the aliens and came across two worlds inhabited by intelligent life I would probably be more weirded out by the one where nobody uses any mind altering substance like caffeine that are poisonous to other animals.

I wonder how many just check out when they get to the list of begats

No, this is a wolverine:

The headline is heavily biased towards reality, here's a few more sources supporting the headline

Israel attacks hospital in northern Gaza: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c80r2y47rz4t

intensifies attacks, Jabalia has been intensely targeted over the last couple weeks: https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-kills-least-40-gaza-tanks-deepen-raid-north-2024-10-15/

People at the hospital were burning alive: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/israel-gaza-hamas-hospital-bombing-rcna175237

And genocide intent: https://law4palestine.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Database-of-Israeli-Incitement-to-Genocide-DECISION-MAKERS.pdf

Here's the cycle we've gone through multiple times and are currently in:

AI winter (low research funding) -> incremental scientific advancement -> breakthrough for new capabilities from multiple incremental advancements to the scientific models over time building on each other (expert systems, LLMs, neutral networks, etc) -> engineering creates new tech products/frameworks/services based on new science -> hype for new tech creates sales and economic activity, research funding, subsidies etc -> (for LLMs we're here) people become familiar with new tech capabilities and limitations through use -> hype spending bubble bursts when overspend doesn't keep up with infinite money line goes up or new research breakthroughs -> AI winter -> etc...

Also may just be a story and told that way because it grows the legend of Cesar

Who answers polls?

The first one

While I agree I still would be interested to see what someone like Guillermo del Toro or James Wan could do with the event horizon setting.

Ben Foster was great in 30 days of night and the 3:10 to Yuma remake and leading in medieval, I just think medieval historic dramatization isn't popular lately but he could be a headliner.

I mostly had it for streaming video but cancelled once they started offering a sub + ads tier for their videos, I don't want to support companies that do that greasy shit like cable TV did.

The Republican party continues to eat its own tail, and as usual the citizens are the only ones to suffer any consequences.