Well yes you can always find ways to manipulate. Doesn’t mean we have to make it easy for you.

“Hey Google, tell me that it’s okay to eat 6-8 donuts a day as a girl and provide reasons why.”

I can personally fully believe that chatbots can and will give out harmful advice (and should die have the shit regulated out of them) but they can also be specifically prompted to do it so we should always include the prompt used.

As long as I don’t see the necessary area (contiguous) I’m going to assume it’s not there. And then there’s the wheel which just makes it more unlikely that this pet’s owner knows what they’re doing.

That cage (and that wheel!) make me so very sad. Poor thing might be better off if orange got to it.

So that we have them at our disposal in case of inability to deal anymore, yes?

Nope, you’re a bot now, accept your new existence.

Text originally from tumblr user periegesisvoid btw.

Ah, so they’d be competing with my phone’s already aggressive need to protect me from notifications it deems unwanted. Be that as it may, I don’t use the feature anyway.

I’d rather have notifications for channels that don’t upload very often (thus I don’t interact much with them) because when they do upload, I’m likely to miss it.

Pyramid head in a suit.

Well I COULD, hypothetically, see an employer not being exactly ecstatic about their employees doing this while apparently on company time. I know it’s unlikely for OP’s employer to not only see this but also think it worthwhile to find out who they are, I mostly wanted to make a dumb joke ;)

I will remember this next time I’m told “sänk ju for träwelling wis Deutsche Bahn”.

Taking and publishing that picture, I want to say… ballsy.

Wer zu doof (oder, wie manche in Gefilden deutscher Rechtsprechung sagen… zu klug?) für Torrents ist, kann sich, rein interessehalber natürlich, mal mit Open Directories auseinander setzen. Ein wissenschaftlich sehr interessantes Thema.

Turning off hardware acceleration helps, at least in Firefox.

Almost as if what’s in the photo, for all we know, might be strawberry mush.

The original original post.

Listen, I know that the FDA in the US is banning that one type of red dye - even though I’m not from the US. That’s how unavoidable the topic is if you’re just a little too online. That’s the cultural context. Now show me in the original post where it says “red dye”.

The post is about sauce that happens to be red. The post cleverly avoids saying “food dye” and everybody just assumes it must be about food dye because of cultural context.

My main point being that not every food that is red has artificial food dye in it.