This flag follows the “Principals of design” for vexillography.

Except…

6. Seals, coats of arms, or logos are usually too complex to be used effectively on a flag, although exceptions exist

Yes however bloated websites slow traffic for everyone.

I don’t have time for “TV”. Can AI do the watching for me too?

Surely the grass would grow better with more son(?)

That is Fraunhofer who are the people most responsible for developing MP3

My friends set up a CMS by invite only (people we know IRL). Hundreds of us there and yet only a handful are active.

People want to be where the action is (more so than where the quality is). FOMO.

I find in real life they are just as polarized but not as rude about it. Both left and right friends of mine.

However almost all of them get the hint to respectfully change the topic when there is an impasse. Online the badgering continues unabated.

Dept of Grift Engineering

Everyone wants the final word. Even me. Full stop.

Try Universal ADB Debloater,

I don’t see that in the Play store.

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Blowdry your beard, moisturize your hands and use a kangaroo scrotum purse.

In response (or so it seems) to her tweeted resignation, someone managed to get Grok to sexually harass her

Why is PC even factored in? Shouldn’t the LLM just favour evidence from the outset?

Doesn’t it mean whatever the Internet thinks it means? Isn’t that the problem with LLM? And eventually the internet will be previous LLM summaries so that it becomes self reinforcement.

None of those things directly threatened the power of an oligarch.

Heading back towards feudalism.

It is common for artists to not own their own work. Taylor Swift bought back her own work, Michael Jackson bought Paul McCartney’s work from the record company (which annoyed Paul because he would have done it otherwise).

Do I need to need to pay for the IP of your idea?

People do it for clout or for love. Sure, the Hollywood blockbusters would cease being made but that might be an overall social good IMO.

I agree with Brian Eno who describes how, if we had a universal basic income, we would see more artists creating content just for the hell of it. He also explains how there is no “genius”, there is instead what he calls “scenius” where it is an entire artistic scene which breaks new ground but only one or two happen to go viral.