That would be great, but AI detection doesn’t work reliably at all.

Here’s a study https://edintegrity.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1007/s40979-023-00146-z#Sec19

free roaming domesticated animals are a pest on the ecosystems, but we do european bees on a completely different scale

the injection, release, or dispersion, by any means, of a chemical, a chemical compound, a substance, or an apparatus into the atmosphere within the borders of this state for the express purpose of affecting the temperature, the weather, or the intensity of sunlight is prohibited.

it doesn’t affect them.

It’s stupid as fuck but is slightly saved by being worded as to be utterly and completely toothless.

court case of the century!

hehe, “drug bust”

“a single user says…”

The daily dot is a fucking joke.

they were, in all but name.

Is this your takeaway?

Many of these people have a tough time getting ends to meet economically. Whenever something happens that affects their already shaky bottom line there’s going to be anger. Not because they get slightly less rich, but because they feel legitimately existentially threatened.

Of course this is not Ukraines fault. It is however the fault of governments if the bill to support Ukraine economically lands in the knees of the already economically stressed farmers.

No country is a cohesive mass of likeminded people.

Except the DeLorean. Which doesn’t rust at all.

Tesla’s idea wasn’t even bad, they just cheaped out enough to ruin it.

not being wrapped in a $5000 clear coat.

This is such bullshit though. Deloreans were built with uncoated 304 stainless steel (think, same as in food grade stainless stuff), and with all their other issues, rust is not one of them.

If Teslas rust, they chose the wrong steel, the end.

that movement has a very unfortunate name

as far as I’ve heard the amount salt blocks bitterness is very individual, and doesnt work at all for some

A breakthrough often enables more than just a marginal improvement in theory. However building real world, mass produceable products based on the science is not an instant process, and very commonly manifest as a trickle rather than all at once.

LED lighting has changed the world, when they first came out in 1962 as faint ir emitting devices, they were quite useless for most of the purposes we know them for today.

Yeah, you’re right, that’s the problem. That system makes sense if big corpos use it to “test” each other for copyright infringement, but when an individual gets involved they just get steamrolled wether they’re in the right or not, since the system assumes they have a team of lawyers on retainer in order to work as intended.

This is just plainly not illegal.

Yet the batteries on the market keep getting better

…Europes?

maybe, maybe not. Completely irrelevant in this discussion either way.

nuclear boogaloo