The question is: are those real proofs, or just AI reasoning bugs again?

Well, I’ve just learned that HP does 3D printers, too, so it can’t be that far ahead.

I’d love to be 25 again. Wanna swap?

PETA is not known to make rational decisions. Especially with those kinds of stunts.

You get ads? Why?

Nope. My adblocker is free.

“Individual researchers”? Like those with fringe ideas that prevent them from joining those elite research institutes? Or like those who “prove” links between vaccination and autism, or “prove” that horse dewormer ist a genuine cure-it-all?

Yes, but the donation is not coming from their income. They give 100 bucks away they did not earn and therefore were not actually taxed on. But those 100 bucks are still reducing their income. So, taking your numbers, they pay 30 bucks less without any loss on their actual income.

In the end, the corporation gets their tax deduction from your donation.

Or worse, the “Sick Kid in Hospital” is Mitch McConnel.

Just wait until the school nerd learns to hack them and sends them after the school bully quarterback.

Short version: modified MILS plates carry 12V power across the whole layout. Inside those MILS plates is enough space to hide a Raspberry Pi Pico W, which controls lights and motors on this plate. It communicates with the Mosquitto broker to coordinate actions, e.g light effects.

Mosquitto is a MQTT broker.

Of course, it is classified as “Romance”…

Several things. Mosquitto to control an ecosystem of LEGO models, some CALDAV syncer, and a mediawiki engine for D&D worldbuilding.

Prosecuted for what, exactly? If push comes to shove, it’s a fifth amendment issue.

Seeing someone using such a blacklist makes it rather clear who the crazy in this story is.

I see this whole LG affair as a good thing. Windows users get shown how fucked up their OS and ecosystem is by this, and LG monitors will drop into the discount zone for users who have Linux and don’t have to deal with such shit.

Took them long enough.

You forgot the ß.

Don’t forget Þe letter ‘Þ’. It was an essential part of Þe English language, and one Þat actually makes sense.