Why not use “e.g.” in that case?

Those things aren’t connected to the internet, so I actually would trust that thing in my house. They just compare the closed caption text against of list of no-no words and swap them with a family friendly version. The early versions didn’t give a shit about context so sometimes it would make no sense. No idea if the newer ones have fixed that. Why an adult with no kids wants that is certainly something.

Edit: Technology Connections’s video is my source

Is this a person or did you finally decide to read the damn man pages?

That’s a kind of setup I would roll with as a kid for fun. Ignoring the fact I had a bed or literally anywhere else that would be more comfortable.

Ok maybe also look at the year the card was released too.

I always go by the rule of the larger the number/more letters the better. The exception being M that usually means it’s made for mobile devices.

Like those platforms aren’t already full of AI garbage as well. Training new models will require a cut-off date before the genie was let out of the bottle.

I had to read this like 24 times to make sure I didn’t miss anything, but I’m 98% certain you’re correct. When referring to the individual components it should be chlorine not chloride. I’m not a chemical doctor, but this is my understanding.

Ballsy to use a 2nd language as a sarcastic reply to someone correcting grammar.

That’s not an issue inherent to Firefox and anyone that cares enough to block cookies usually has the know-how of how to re-enable them for a specific page.

How should he know? He’s a new user after all.

The clone tool in any image editor would do the trick

Aw man and I was excited to see Judi Love as a meme