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But aye, true. Something will be done :)
The pace of bitrot is freaking crazy!
"Avert thy gaze - never grant it its freedom!"
California's also been fighting this: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/07/att-loses-key-ru...
With the implied, "...but some will"
Note that they also started tracking tokens for normal chats in one's ChatGPT profile in the last couple weeks. Scroll to "Token activity" on: https://chatgpt.com/profile
I'm hoping goverments take stock of what is online that needn't be.
That’s inclusive of have-nots too, alongside the aforementioned no-thank-yous.
> The First Amendment to the Constitution, prohibiting Congress from abridging the right to assemble and petition, was not intended to limit the action of the State governments in respect to their own citizens, but to operate upon the National Government alone.
Before the 14th Amendment, your hypothetical was quite possible at a state level.
I wonder how the concept of "you" here affects preference at all versus the broader passive:
> Which of these two things is preferred overall?
Or even more generically:
> Which of these two things is better overall?
> Polymarket and Kalshi had Vučić as the clear winner, giving him a 75%+ probability of victory last night.
> That is down to 55% now and falling rapidly as incredible turnout data suggest the Student List could be in with a real chance of an upset.
> Employee counts come from company reports via Yahoo Finance, with Wikipedia used where figures weren't available. They're not necessarily from the same date, and companies don't all count employees in exactly the same way.
> As the McDonald's and Welltower examples show, a company's reported workforce doesn't necessarily represent everyone whose labour contributes to its business.
Well, alright. I'm just not sure how useful this is. There's no way to normalize them but the data's presented as though they were. You also sum employees across sectors which compounds the errors.
Not saying it isn’t happening, nor that it won’t ever happen.
Anyway - Faraday living room?
> So I thought to myself fuckit I’m going to stick to this shitty little computer program, Soundforge. I don’t know any other programs. Once I change something, I can never un-change it. I can only see the waves. So I know when I’m happy with my drums because they look like a nice fishbone. When they look just skeletal as fuck in front of me, and so I know they’ll sound good.
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>> So does that mean your drums are not necessarily in time?
> My drums are definitely not necessarily in time. When I try and do drums that are too regimented, they lose something. But the moment I put drums where I think they sound good, rather than in time, they seem to have that roll, the swing of the jungle and garage tunes I love.
06 https://blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com/2006/03/soundboy-buri...