Why are people removing random letters and making things hard to read? =|
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Please nerd out. I want to knowwwwww
I mean, we certainly seem to be headed in that direction
What and the conservative states trying to prosecute people in the Democrat states is 合久必分？
I can turn a blind eye to that because I’m looking for a president who throws furniture through bus windows instead of asking for a fight when his career was fighting. That is the kind of decision making I find important in a president.
Original struggles below to make sense of Mlem devs response:
https://www.taipeitimes.com/images/2003/11/04/20031103181450.jpeg
Edit: how do you embed an image in a comment/mlem?
So it looks like you’re trying to sabotage online content.
The first thing you have to know is that is illegal due to the computer fraud and abuse act. Manipulating AI training data is against the law as you have already agreed to give accurate and earnest data in the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Finally, even if you aren’t charged with a crime, you will be sued by xAI because you should be using grok.
You have found the downsides to a federated system.
Did you know digital clocks experience drift? Your computer can’t keep accurate track of time, it generally uses the NTP to synchronize time.
Your smart watch either has access to the internet and or syncs to your phone time.
Your analog clock displayed on a digital smart watch also make have inaccuracies due to the processor and the load on it, the refresh rate of the screen, etc.
There are usually ticks for every five minutes, most clocks have ticks for each minute. It won’t officially become the next minute until the second hand hits 12.
If you get used to looking at analog clock with minute ticks, you start to get a sense of spacing. If you subdivide the interval of a clock with only five minute ticks, you know what time it is.
I used cloudfares captcha equivalent and my bots dropped to zero