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.

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?

Lol, a little confusion over language here it seems. I assume English is a second language for you?

Then find a different workshop/forum/launcher to pair with the Steam store

In no world is it worse than what we have now

States there is nothing worse. Can’t provide a single example of something better.

Quoting from hackernews comments

“In April 1982, the FBI recruited Martynov as an agent. He stayed in place and began feeding Soviet secrets to his FBI handlers.” So his grandfather worked for the US.

Coristine has a brief but colorful history that includes being fired from Path Networks, a cybersecurity company, for giving company documents to a competitor. He apparently palled around with a criminal hacking group called The Com and, according to a Telegram account associated with him, had solicited hacking services online. In 2021, he founded a company called Tesla.Sexy LLC that, according to Wired, “controls dozens of web domains, including at least two Russian-registered domains. One of those domains, which is still active, offers a service called Helfie, which is an AI bot for Discord servers targeting the Russian market.”

So, no answer then?

Name an example of a better workshop, I’ve used nexus mods and it’s a complicated mess that requires a subscription to get normal download speeds for content created for free by other people

Because each independent section would try to make more money and end up breaking things and adding new shit users don’t want but marketing execs think are good.

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.

Using gboard with UK layout here’s me typing a bunch I can remember, it autocorrected all of them. Would be interesting to see the dictionary as a list.

Zeus Herodias Herodotus Aphrodite Pegasus Nike - Greek

Mars Romulus Remus Bacchus - Roman

Valhalla Thor Odin Ragnarok Woden - Norse …

Kali Vishnu Brahma

I use the vi option or plugins for Sublime, PHPStorm, and Pycharm or whichever IDE I’m using. Works for chrome and Firefox too.

IDDQD

Long‐term sleep deprivation in rats produces dramatic physiological changes including increase in energy expenditure, decrease in body weight, and death after 2–3 weeks.

I found this study on rats. I don’t know how closely they think it applies to humans https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=long+term+sleep+deprivation+effects#d=gs_qabs&t=1738939326248&u=%23p%3DyEAZSamoVLEJ

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

Who needs humans.

Great you’re raising awareness, but is there a link to something I can read …

They do mention there’s lots of guides. I couldn’t find a wikihow, but here’s a forum link https://www.thewatchsite.com/threads/superlative-oil-filled-f-91wthe-making-of-the-superlative-oil-filled-casio-f-91.8273/