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...spotting the hallmarks of AI penmanship, such as perfect grammar and punctuation.

As someone whos’ been a professional musician for several decades—but who’s resultant hearing loss my insurance company thinks I’m far too young to be willing to cover any kind of hearing aids for another 15-20 years—I actually use this all the time.

Ah, that feeling when one’s company applies ad-blocking to workstations via group policy—blocking that cannot be turned off or disabled by the end user (security reasons), yet has “required” training videos that are hosted on YouTube. Gonna be an interesting day...

Do they also come with extra-long USB cables? The 3' ones that come with most devices would mean a lot of bending over—and not being able to raise your device to a comfortable height while it’s charging (at least if the outlets are installed at normal height).

Do they also come with extra-long USB cables? The 3' ones that come with most devices would mean a lot of bending

Excellent info, thank you!

According to a friend who got the dreaded email at 3 AM this morning, it’s six months of some sort of health stipend, not full actual coverage.

You are not wrong. This is basically the entire—purposeful—strategy of their Belt and Road initiative.

...it’s doubtful your buddy wants their expensive collection of tools just tossed through the air like like a sack of potatoes.”

SG1 is a bit campier than Atlantis, which was a little more serious—but only just. While it had its silly moments, it was still pretty darn great. They were one of the first shows to start the fairly recent (in the history of television) trend to feature long-term serialized story arcs versus purely episodic plots. 

There are dozens of us...dozens!

I have quite a few images that have been taken down erroneously. To be fair, I am a photographer who posts mostly nude art to my Instagram, but while veeeery carefully toeing the line of their ToS. More often than not, upon requesting a review, the images are reinstated (like I said, I follow their rules).

Yes. Quite a few in fact. Patriot Missile batteries, THAAD, NASAMS, Naval and land-based SM3s; these are only a few of the multitude of systems developed over the decades to counter incoming ICBMs. AEGIS destroyers deployed along the coasts with SM3s are our best bet of taking out incoming missiles/warheads, followed

Living in one of those dense areas, yeah, it’s Giant and Safeways all the way down.

Hmmm....as a semi-professional photographer with some 4.3 TB of photos (which I currently back up to AWS’s glacier storage), I might just test the bounds of this “unlimited” storage Prime offers.  ;-)

We’ve had at several large bull sharks reeled in from the Potomac River just outside of Washington DC in the last few years.

I mean, so did the Falcon, with no appreciable damage.

He wasn’t getting handsy on set, he was sexting (or attempting to) with underage fans.

Munroe’s Law:  There is always an appropriate XKCD.

In all of the articles I’ve seen on this over the last several years, not a one has touched on whether these “explosions” are caused by actual combustion of a large pocket of methane gas, or if they’re simply the result of an underground bubble of pressure growing to the point it overcomes the cohesion of the mud

before Naomi puts on her suit and throws herself into space, taking the ultimate leap of faith that her friends will find her in time.