Yes. But is it moral? Also yes. Will you get sued? Almost certainly not.

It works. Well, it works about as well as your average LLM

Hey, I know that dude!

https://dice.camp/@malin/112654496817312067

I think the core of the problem is that back in the bad old days, things needed to be tuned up a bit before they would work right and there was a marked lack of standardization. Now, not only do our devices work right out of the box, bit they also have little quality of life stuff as well. I haven’t bought a battery-powered device in years that wasn’t partially charged when I got it, and most devices come preinstalled with all the basic utility apps.

No

Never underestimate the ability of a small change to completely break a system

Where else would you post this?

Gonna save this for later

Looks like Dwarf Fortress

The study also showed that certain species are more susceptible to different kinds of light. Some of them are more likely to orbit under the light, some of them are more likely to orbit above, etc

To be fair, they are stuck for as long as they want to go straight. At any point they can decide to turn in some other direction that might take them away from the light, at which point they escape the light trap. However, they are burning calories while circling the light that they could be using for pollination

What’s a glowie

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There are two parts to this problem.

For kids who haven't hit puberty, there is a diagnosable pedophilia disorder. This is mostly genetics. (I'm pretty sure I've met an alpaca that was a pedophile once.) The molester's brain is wired wrong. Nothing to do about that. IMHO, they deserve pity as long as they keep their hands off the children.

For teenagers, the attraction is the power dynamic. Teens have a rather distorted view on what is attractive, and they tend to be naive and easily manipulated. On top of this, almost all teenagers have next to no impulse control, and many will make very very bad decisions (even knowing that the decision is bad) if doing so might result in some form of dopamine hit via sex/adrenaline rush/video games/peer approval/etc. Adults that seek out teenagers for sexual relationships are bad people who chose to be a groomer. There is no genetic component to being a groomer, and they don't deserve pity.

Btw, I can flesh out my claim about the alpaca if you want, but it will have to have a tw for adorable fluffy animals suffering a horrifically slow and painful death.

This just popped up in my feed again. I had almost forgotten that reddit still exists. Fuck you.

I work at a daycare. Every once in a while ill accidentally tell an adult “Do you think that was a good idea?” when they do something stupid, because I say that so many times per day at work

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No, it’s not completely useless.

Only to criminals.

All cryptocurrencies other than Monero are completely useless to criminals. Most cryptocurrencies are designed to be traced. The only thing more traceless than Monero is paying in cash.

In other words, you’re wrong, crypto is even more useless than that

piracy also kept the music industry afloat

And we all saw how grateful 🙏 the music industry was to Napster and the like