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“The purported removal of members of the Board of Directors of the United States Institute of Peace (“USIP”) … was unlawful,” Howell wrote in the order, “and therefore null, void, and without legal effect.”

Lemme guess. It was unlawful but there are no consequences available to hold anyone accountable?

Except for the last half of the last sentence, which undercuts the entire point by giving weight ignorant dipshits like Donnie Jr who don’t understand what a doctorate is. There is zero reason to point out that some people disagree when those people are blatantly wrong.

One thing good about AI is the bot will look for skills, education, knowledge, and experience.

There is zero chance the AI will do that more effectively than the existing process where applications are screened for those exact things already. AI will most likely do an even worse job.

Why don’t kids just walk into the store, shake hands with a manager, and get a job immediately?

Did you catch that the OP was watching on a computer?

The OPs experience is on a computer, so your experience with a TV doesn’t contradict their experience.

What do you watch it on?

They have an interest, but it isn’t in your best interest.

It isn’t nearly as common anymore for anything that doesn’t involve heavy machinery because it costs companies a ton of money to do it all the time.

I want all of the CEOs and executives that are forcing shitty AI into everything to get pancreatic cancer and die painfully in a short period of time.

Then I want all AI that is offered commercially or in commercial products to be required to verify their training data and be severely punished for misusing private and personal data. Copyright violations need to be punished severely, and using copyrighted works being used for AI training counts.

AI needs to be limited to optional products trained with properly sourced data if it is going to be used commercially. Individual implementations and use for science is perfectly fine as long as the source data is either in the public domain or from an ethically collected data set.

You have to use a corporation to steal money and not face punishment if caught.

That means they had dibs.

Gas powered high volume blowers, yes.

Electric ones aren’t so bad.

I don’t think of youtube as a streaming site for some reason. Maybe because I only interact with it on a computer and the others through TVs even though everything can go through both.

Streaming sites not including the option to block content is frustrating.

I remember when Netflix let you hide individual movies so they didn’t clutter up the categories. When it was removed there was a rumor that giving it a low score would hide it but that never worked for me. Don’t even remember the other services offering an option to hide stuff.

Really wish that option was common.

I love them all but its like, how did this shit get on TV and then anywhere near children lmao.

The Brak Show was on Adult Swim along with a lot of other cartoons aimed at adults. I seriously doubt Happy Tree Friends was grouped into children’s programming, but I only know that from the internet.

Fairly Oddparents & Billy and Mandy both had stuff that might be heavy or scary if you think about it, but the surface level stuff had enough humor involved to make it less intense than it could have been. A lot of shows for kids have more complex stuff that goes over kid’s heads.

There was a game launcher for a popular game that required a minimum of 8 characters but only used the first 8 characters and it wasn’t case sensitive. So something like PassWord12345!? could be entered when changing the password, but you could sign in with any of the following:

• password1234
• PassWord123499(#$%
• Password12345!?
• passWord12345!
• pASSword12345?!
• PassWord123499(#$%
• password

I haven’t logged in for years so I’m not sure if it is still working that way.

That’s the combination to my luggage!

Oh look, a free account!

When both the account creation and the password reset fields accept more characters than the login this is an endless loop!

That was like 6-8 inches of water.