They don’t use a personal laptop, and I’ve never heard of such thing for any company that has more than 10 employees. The security risk is huge

That’s just general incompetence, lying with statistics for example has been around for a while

Yea

If you ask for quotes and explanations it would help, i.e. treat the LLM output as a smart index/table of contents. You’d be able to quickly verify claims

Names heap also offer to hide your domain owner details from the public for fred

Are we sure parental control methods were proven to be fundamentally inadequate for the situation? There’s no bulletproof security method to guard this data, so the discussion is about weighing privacy loss vs child safety, against existing methods (or improving other methods). Also the choice to set the age is in the hands of the parent, so I don’t see the benefit besides enabling the kid to choose app in a more self served manner (which you probably don’t want to allow).

Seatbelts are there because it’s obvious you’re not in control of other drivers, even if your car has all the safety controls. The downsides are minuscule in comparison to the privacy discussion, in my opinion.

Constant: 12 months. Beyond this year? Error 404

Do people paint over it to make it UV resistant?

What material did you print it with?

Then there’s even less reason to invest in self driving right now if we’re aiming to minimize the amount cars

Edit: wording

Can instances be hosted abroad instead? Or are host admins liable as long as they’re in an age verification required jurisdiction

Does Urbit help with that? Heard it’s some way to communicate p2p or something

I actually haven’t thought about maintenance so it’d probably be a no from the get-go

If one buys a Chinese car in Canada, will they have to pay a tariff when registering it in the US?

Edit: spelling

Although they do mention there it’s not harmful

Or close the lid and then piss