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Thanks very muchly. GitHub is hard to navigate sometimes. I appreciate you.

Looks neat. How do you use it? I don't see an APK in there.

https://archive.is/20240407190137/https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/06/ukraine-war-zelensky-options/

Could not get past the paywall without the archive.

I hope that helps.

Maybe it's because I grew up around a lot of shailed deposits. I'm assuming slate is much more durable than shale and that they're different. I don't know anything about rocks, don't hate me.

It's wonderful craft. It looks fragile though.

The systems of control didn't work on him.

Exactly ❤️

There's a pretty significant amount of confusion here, I think.

I never said that you said that. What I was telling you is that you misunderstood my statement and that I was talking about the original post which was disgusting modern medicine being the enemy of natural selection.

I apologize for the misunderstanding. 😁

To continue the discussion though, personally I think that are adaptations are largely unuseful in the world that we've created however any issues that we have we are likely to overcome with technology or science so it's fairly unlikely, in my opinion, that modern medicine is the enemy of natural selection.

If anything it's driving natural selection but in a different direction. We're going to have to learn how to adapt to microplastics, carcinogens, forever chemicals, particulate pollution, and excessive heat, to name a few.

I do appreciate that.

Thing is, whatever the argument, everyone is too overwhelmed by the day-to-day to really respond to it logically. No nuance.

This being "Modern medicine is the enemy of natural selection."

Sorry, should have been clearer.

The problem is it not obvious why this is factually wrong.

It IS obvious why it's morally wrong.

The clarity comes when you actually understand science and realize that we're correcting our genes faster than mutation could ever hope to.

It's sad that nuance is lost.

So, all they would really have to do is put serial numbers on the games in the hardware. That's it. They could encrypt it and such a way that would be very difficult to reverse engineer and you're all done. I'd be very surprised if they haven't done this already and I'm interested to learn if this neat little hack continues to work 6 months or a year from now.

My concern with buying something like this is that as soon as Nintendo figures it out, every device that is found to have had one of these on it will stop working forever and every account that is used one of these will likewise stop working forever. You lose all your hardware and all your data. It may be worth looking into if it continues to work once they launch their next system though.

I don't understand how this even works. Also, If it works now, shouldn't this be absolutely trivial for Nintendo to overcome with a software update or patch?

You forgot pregnant. There's also Tucker gets pregnant. I got to get myself some of those light up rocks.

Oh yeah I know. It's a humorous coincidence, at least to me. Warhammer seems pretty cool. I don't have the bandwidth or storage space, money, or time to really get into it.

I did try eisenhorn unlimited. Couldn't get into it.

So there's this church... https://www.xenosisacult.com/

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Check out perplexity search engine. It's like having Google back the way it used to be

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