deathbird

JFC if there a uBlock list I can add to block most AI crap or do I have to get a new addon for that?

Says "I'm a guy IRL", so gay.

For now.

I think I was looking into renfair type stuff once and told my friend to go to chainmaile.com (long gone now) saying "that's 'mail' with an 'e'". He did not go to the right website.

As far as I understand, they could ban that particular user from their instance.

Not sure why it rose to a question about defederation, unless I'm misunderstanding the tools they have access too, or the number of people involved.

I think he's doing tricep extensions in the picture.

Thank you, yes.

What if neither of you believe in expiration dates but one of you think it turned and the other doesn't?

I'm not even sure what the Linux equivalent of Active Directory is. That's the one I'm stumped by.

Problem I see with price based rather than square footage is that it's going to vary by location and generation. A human being, or a family even, needs a certain amount of space, and beyond that there is some threshold across which one could say this family or person is undoubtedly taking up more than they actually need.

For example, how much housing does a family of 5 people reasonably expect if living a middle class lifestyle in America? I think that's something that changes generationally and regionally based on income and housing costs, but today I think such a family might expect ideally a house with five bedrooms, two or three baths, a kitchen, dining room, living room, laundry room, maybe also a den or other secondary communal room. I'm not saying all houses should be this big, or shouldn't be bigger, but that a house about this big could be a fair measuring stick for determining how much square footage a house could reasonably be without the owner-occupant paying property taxes.

Or it could be based on the number of kitchens. If a house is cut up into apartments as an investment strategy, it has to have more than one kitchen generally speaking.

For price based limits I just don't see how you avoid artificial inflation of assessments by governments or planned neglect by owners to keep houses on one side or the other of the threshold. It would also have very different impacts on different markets. And inflation and changes in the market would require whatever threshold you set to be revised fairly regularly or else fade into irrelevance.

Saudi Arabia trying to diversify away from oil, but is also evil. News at 11:00.

They need to be given motivation, through legal obligation.

This is scam protection not spam protection. The beta was just introduced and you have to opt-in.