I’m in Chile right now. I have a local phone number and 20 gb for 30 days. eSIMs are amazing. I paid by at least 4x, getting Movistar through an app before I left, but my phone worked on the tarmac and I got to spend my first day exploring, rather than looking for a mobile shop.

20 on my SFW account. I almost never browse by subscribed, though. Not enough content.

Nile Red making lead sugar

I just read a comic about metrics becoming goals…

I appreciate your example language. That sounds like it could be a direct quote!

Hanlon’s razor in action

“Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity”

It’s really a failure of one-size-fits-all AI. There are plenty of non-diverse models out there, but Google has to find a single solution that always returns diverse college students, but never diverse Nazis.

If I were to use A1111 to make brown Nazis, it would be my own fault. If I use Google, it’s rightfully theirs.

I have enough trouble generating postage-stamp images right now. What kind of rig am I going to need for video?

They don’t even need that. They’d just use shell companies.

Yeah, probably better to limit the numbers, rather than increase the price.

He makes pretty good leather products, too. I got one of his wallets on sale. Very happy with it.

If you want to go down a rabbit hole, Rose Anvil is the place I’d go to learn about boots.

Thank you. This is exactly the response I’m looking for.

Now I have to decide what the heck I’m interested in following…

As someone who has only dipped his toe into this tech, and into podcasts, for that matter, what’s the best android app to use for this?

I don’t really want to use Spotify, etc. Is there a preferred independent and/or FOSS that people like?

From someone who got a D in his community college piano class, no shit.

Good catch lol. I’m trying to picture a 2600 passenger bus. That’s more than any train I’ve ever been on. It would have to be the size of an ocean liner.

Ah. I wasn’t aware of that. Thanks!

Yeah, California is supposed to have a “Do Not Track” option. I’ve hardly ever seen it.

Edit: playing with this map, I noticed that there isn’t a current conditions setting. I suspect much of the red that we see in 2030 is currently, technically underwater. It’s just protected in some way.

Moving from 2030 to 2130 shows continued land-mass recession, but in no way does it continue the trend we would see if current conditions were no flooding and 2030 had SFO and Foster City underwater.

My dad’s dealing with that one. First it was 50, now 100 feet of clearance required. Thankfully, state and local grants helped him out. Still, it cost a few thousand in labor.