There are plenty of tool for that. And, for that matter, “making an account” for gemini means having used gmail/youtube/anything vaguely google related in the last ten years. I’m pretty sure lazy people are already there.

That is what I thought I said, yes.

fine tuning the prompt until it is perfect.

hahahahahahahahaha

What effort? I can open gemini and type “give me a shitpost meme about being angry for something random, you pick” and get a picture. I don’t even have to think about what it would be. The part that requires the most effort is copy/pasting it here.

You think 1990 where a time of full consent and awareness about other sensitivities? Oh boy.

The awareness is relatively recent. “The woman place is in the kitchen” is not an old thing.

think about the wild and unnecessary risk they’re taking and how they’ll regret it functionally forever

hmm what? Unless I missed a very big part of this, you’re not dropping a percentage of your soul when you have sex, it usually conclude with a good shower, and if you were not cautious at all with protection, a pill.

I’d say a larger part of the population being aware that they can reject “unsolicited requests” is a part of it.

Also, it requires meeting people to some extent. That sounds boring.

The best way to go is a some “a”, a few “o”, a long string of “m”, and write “oh yeah” in the last question.

Watch the whole world go “ahaha age verification go brrrrr” in the next months/years, and we’ll talk again. I’m particularly baffled at the EU that was all “privacy friendly, consumer first” until a handful of month ago.

I think that was the point. Not only decentralized services, but a lot of small and/or individual services too. The way age verification is done is both stupid, and expensive. Only the big names will remain.

If your plan is to kill me by excessive exposure to well endowed lesbian female protagonists, you can expect me to endure to the maximum of what is physically possible from the human mind, and then some.

You know, as someone who like the looks and the mechanical side of guns, I find that idea interesting. It would not be practical, I guess, bullets are probably easier to pass under the table than guns, but eh.

They are in the same room with all the third-party support for them, ESPECIALLY from state-built applications that are increasingly being required to do administration stuff and mandatory banking apps that are required for online payment and even opening their websites these days.

That room does not exist.

My current phone, a Pixel 7a, cost me around 350€ (let’s say it’s roughly the same in $). There is definitely cheaper options. And most of these options will give you a decent phone.

A $200 computer will bring you to basic office stuff and playing facebook games.

EU is moving full steam ahead toward the end of “private” computers and mandatory state surveillance on your devices. They’ll be delighted with that. The funky “hey, we’re consumer friendly” times are over.

They also managed to remove a feature from the fucking clock app. It’s not much, but seriously, it’s like a headless chicken running toward a cliff from the business end.

“No, I don’t think it will”

Can’t be any school shootings if there isn’t either school or children in them. Success.

The only thing to prevent school shooting seems to be more guns, AND more automated guns. Somehow.