Spearfishing seems like stacking one risk on top of another.

On a mobile device, I am 50/50. On a PC, there is no reason for it.

He eats cheese pizza only, peanut butter, cereal, sometime yogurt, hamburgers sometimes, hot dogs, ham and cheese (but often not the bread), suprisingly buttered bread, toast and mostly food that comes in bar form. Granola bars and many of the variations of those. And of course ice cream, candy, and a variety of deserts.

Nuerotypical.

Are you my kid? Nowhere is safe from him.

At first glance I was like… the scroll bar as a doorknob. That would be far easier to use. There is always a margin on the right anyway, why not stick into the page.

This is what seems to be normal. But let me ask this. You you ever actually click below to page down? I find I just use the scroll wheel rahter than try to click on the small of a target.

Seriously. There is no one solution for everyone. They gotta give us options.

I despise the super narrow scroll bars that are near impossible to click on.

My autistic son wouldn’t eat any of those. Not even one. I wish he would.
But it looks like a sampler for just about any NT kid I’ve known.

Right… I’ve been “programming” for 20+ years (though not as a developer). Something about golang just won’t click in head. May e it would be easier without the years of perl, tcl, and python. But I am sure it ain’t no “easy” language.

This is why judges and the judicial system do not deserve the automatic and unconditional respect they demand.

Ooooo, that makes so much more sense. Thanks. I was very baffled when I thought he was standing up.

Just use AI to fill out the assessments. We are interviewing and only half joked that if the applicant didn’t use AI in some way they aren’t qualified. Just don’t try to hide it.

A generic version of what many people are saying… support the middle class and poor by making their lives easier. Same thing with teachers. Pay would be great, but actual support in doing their jobs would make a much bigger difference. Most poor and middle class people don’t really want a handout. They want less stress and more security about their future.

I think the value of the phone ban is actually very simple. Banning it from school entirely makes it an administrative issue, not a teacher issue. So it takes “some” load off the teachers shoulders. That of course won’t manifest as better test scores though. But it might have a tiny affect on teacher retention.

Not a gay pron watcher here… so the vid is of the guys getting off without seeing who is sucking them off? What makes it better than a normal gloryhole?

Yeah, it’s hard to make a law that stops this, but doesn’t get used against actual journalists. And the way the news media is trending more toward being social media influencer isn’t helping. Maybe entitling the person to compensation based on what the influencer got might be possible. That would keep at least free journalists out of the picture. And the paid journalists can afford to pay people if something goes viral, or to take the time to get a waiver or something. Or maybe a combination involving secret recordings, since most of the regular news media is pretty obvious.

They have opened an obvious side door. By utilizing “presumption of legislative good faith” in their rulling, for a case where it is demonstrably obvious that the legislator was not operating in good faith, they give a future court a super easy out for overturning this, and a whole lot of other rulings.

Now overall, they have a tiny point. Proving intent is hard most of the time. And the reality is that the voting rights act is extremely tough to enforce. Soo much so that it probably shouldn’t exist. Further, without it, the current system can’t possibly be fair. So that leads to what seems obvious to all of us. The system where the state legislature decides the map needs to be abolished. They have neither good faith, nor intent to represent the will of the population.

The whole concept of districts just doesn’t work at the current scale. The idea was that the representative actually knew the people they represented, and could make decisions based on what those people wanted. But at the scale we are now, there is no chance of that. Nor that a given district even has a cohesive opinion on most subjects.

We need to do away with districts, and represent people opinions, not where they live.

I think you can ban using such recordings in social media posts and such. The line your have to watch for is news reporters vs social media influencers. But it would at least enable prosecution of the dumb ones who don’t even claim to be news reporters…