

Tell that to the judge


Tell that to the judge


There was a guy from the Cypherpunks community who set such a thing up (in the 90s/00s). IIRC, he was jailed after the courts rejected his defence that he was merely running an innocent betting site.


There’s one thing he can never have, which is enough
or “in your pants”, or “prison-style”
Iceland has something similar: instead of politicians or illustrious people, their coins feature fish.


There is the quality known in German as fingerspitzgefühl (literally “fingertip feeling”): the ability of an experienced worker to gauge the situation they’re dealing with from perception and past experience, in ways that one can’t codify into a ring binder of rules. It comes with experience and is a skill. And this applies to even the most menial labour: anything requiring effort has more and less efficient ways of doing it, as well as hazards.
The fact that fingerspitzgefühl cannot be codified into intellectual property and rented out to interchangeable low-paid day labourers must be burning up the owners, once again robbed of the dream of independence from those who actually do their work. Some argue that that’s what’s driving the vast amount of investment in AI: a push to deskill labour once and for all, eliminating human fingerspitzgefühl and replacing it with reverse centaurs following orders from their VR glasses.


Require printers to check digital signatures on STL files and have only approved slicers add those


So, scat singing, only goth
Femininity is nouns (due to objectification), masculinity is verbs (due to the valorisation of action)
No, as apex predators, they accumulate toxins. It’s better to compost them.
The mask is off, and once you acknowledge that your ideology is about dominance and nothing else, “crimes against humanity” are just what the untermenschen call winning.
What breed of cat is that?


Too good for bugmeal, are you?


At least they don’t turn their charges into fertiliser, in the way that private equity-owned veterinary chains do.
Georgian and/or Russian
Aren’t there some that come from Korean (“cheugy”, IIRC, and some gamer slang)?
Having had breakfast at an American diner and not needing to eat for the rest of the day, I can almost believe that. Food portions there are huge.


RFK Jr. approved
Some Slavic languages apparently also have distinct masculine and feminine versions of verbs, which match the speaker if in the first person. Apparently so does Icelandic (to the point where an Icelandic modernist novel was titled “When I Got Pregnant”, though in the masculine form)