Now, you listen here: 'e’s not the Messiah, 'e’s a very naughty boy! Now go away!

It’s 106 miles to Chicago, we’ve got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses.

Game over man, game over!

They call it a Royale with cheese.

Say “what” again! I dare you, I DOUBLE DARE YOU.

Trump’s put tariffs on everyone else, he needs someone to trade with

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I think I’d summarise it as meh.

Soon it became dangerous to download the movie, though, as popular demand for the movie quickly put a target on downloaders’ backs and scammers soon planted malware in Spider-Man movie torrents that ReasonLabs reported used the movie to “lure in as many victims as possible.”

ReasonLabs said that the malware was “likely from a Russian torrenting site.” It took over the would-be Spider-Man movie watchers’ computers without setting off Windows Defender and with the goal of cryptomining in the background for the bad actors’ benefit.

How does a video file contain malware. Or are people running exe files to watch a video?

Nice explanation. However I’d argue the bottom right panel is different because the right hand door is the back door of the car, and therefore, different to frames 2 and 3. Though it is kinda stretching it …

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Lmao the republicans are the not the party of the little people.
The article is from 2022 Inflation Reduction Act https://www.caltaxadviser.com/irs-audits-are-about-to-surge-heres-who-theyre-targeting/

Commissioner Werfel emphasized that most Americans, particularly middle- and low-income taxpayers as well as small business owners, will not experience a significant increase in audits. Instead, by prioritizing high-wealth individuals, large corporations, and intricate partnerships, the IRS aims to target its resources where they can have the most significant impact

Lol https://news.bloombergtax.com/daily-tax-report/irs-should-target-large-complex-partnerships-watchdog-says

What about endless scrolling, that always helps too

Anecdotally, I remember using it for answers to things about probably business, government, and certain how-to’s. I also remember when the pop-over banner started covering up half the answers and that’s around the time I stopped.

Here’s a post discussing quora from Dec 2018.

all philosophical views aside, there are some really core issues that got me to stop using Quora and unfortunately the case to stop using it is made by the site itself:

• The content quality has deteriorated significantly since the site’s inception. The content is far cheaper than before and far less interesting in very obvious ways.

• Moderation systems have not done a good job of growing the site as a community. The site has lost the character that drew many people to it in the first place.

• The machine learning models terribly over-fit to user signals, creating a frustrating experience.

These 3 core issues with the site are what got me to gradually stop using it as someone who was initially an early adopter.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18644489

Quora did it. I don’t go there anymore.

I’d add (in no particular order) Al Jazeera, DW (Deutsche Welle) Le Monde, Financial Times.

I was also taught to read the same article from 2 somewhat opposing sources, that way you’ll likely find the truth in the middle somewhere.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Execution_of_Torrijos_and_his_Companions_on_the_Beach_at_Málaga

It’s a great meme, story behind the painting less so.

IDDQD

Surely it’s possible to query the outcome and re-analyse the data?

You can’t tell us about a great water bottle that keeps it’s cool without telling us which one you recommend!

So, trump’s trying to get people to panic sell so his friends can buy things up cheap?

Just generally causing disruption and fear amongst people?

What’s the plan here…

I use AI to apply for job. The recruiter uses AI to sift the applications.

Who needs humans.