Does the disclaimer on the box say “Not for human consumption” or “Fit for human consumption”?

I like to think that he forgets, keeps trying and then makes a new post about it

The document is filled with so much meaningless fluff that it’s annoying to read and was probably written by chatgpt and the cover image is AI generated: I don’t think there’s anything useful here.

Here’s the link to the actual lawsuit: https://bivens.plaintip.com/index.php/google-incognito/

Sadly, only for Americans.

I’m pretty sure that vulnerability only affected windows machines. Surely you’re not running a homelab with windows server?

I’m a full time software developer and I don’t get it

So it’s fake…

I’m offended by the use of the Lobster font.

Obvs this is a meme community, but a great site for PC builds is logical increments.com. They spec out different build suggestions for various budget and have some localizations too. Great starting point, especially for beginners.

Yeah the creator said the name was specifically meant to pique curiosity and I’d say OP fell for it

Well it might be called a wall “sit”, but if you’re doing it right then it’s a pretty good core workout and you probably won’t be able to do it for long

This post feels like it’s sponsored by the World Gold Council to encourage people to buy gold.

Inertia is a property of matter

Imagine smearing shit all over your ass and feeling clean. If human shit fell on your floor, would you wipe it a few times with dry paper and say “good enough” or bring out a disinfectant spray?

They’re basically a squishy water bottle… Not ideal but might be worth a try?

A private equity firm with the monopoly that Steam currently has would slowly raise that percentage as much as they could

My guess would be the response text is passed through a rudimentary templating engine that looks for { and }. Somehow it must be processing the whole chat history. The templater fails at the unexpected braces in the code block and then just gives up (probably a try-catch ignores the error and sends the message anyway).

Wish there was a self-hosted version of notion with all the same features