The problem in that case is SEO. What you need is a table of cooking temps or just a single number, but what ranks high is a web page that mentions “cooking”, “chicken” and “temperature” a million times.
(Or be like Gen X and keep a cook book and a scattered assortment of notes in a drawer)
Not tryna start a subs vs dubs debate, just shitposting about House and live-action adaptations of classic anime (which House is, but not the one you might think…)
Animation is too difficult for me to follow and foreign languages are for children.
I’m an ani.social user, I’m the type of weeb to end sentences in desu
OP, you accidentally posted the Netflix adaptation.
But I prefer the Netflix adaptation because it’s real people and I don’t have to read subs. (Don’t @ me)
Yeah, I had some webpages archived and tried to use javascript to clean them up, but I ended up parsing it as xml through Powershell instead. I’ve done something with Python and BeautifulSoup too, a long time ago. Both much easier than JS, but somehow JS is designed to work with web pages? Make it make sense.
Fire Ferrets rule!
I don’t know about the exact stats, but 49 million views in 5 months can’t all be ironically, certainly?
The original is the wholesome version, OP posted the comedynecromancy edit.
I find it really easy to tell the difference between a human being polite, neat and well-spoken, and an AI being the same (but soulless). I don’t know if I could put it into words though, there’s just something about AI that lacks subjectivity? A human would phrase something in a certain way and stick with it, because that’s the way they experience it, while the AI takes a phrasing at random, only caring about gaining lexical and grammatical points.
I also think humans overestimate their ability to write clearly and correctly. There’s always some noise in there, even if they’re going full corpo-speak. Unless it’s written-by-committee meaningless corpo, but then I don’t even read it beyond the first sentence. It’s very obvious when someone has tried to strip all meaning from a sentence and the result is not far from AI.
I know it as The Fisherman and his Wife
Edit: Updated link to a more prototypical example, a fairy tale as recorded by Grimm.
Either you’re unplugging it to move it somewhere else and plugging it in there, or you’re unplugging it for good, boxing it up and putting it in a shed. Neither scenario ends up with loose plugs on your floor.
10% still makes it sound like a lot, but a big chunk of those have to be outside the US (if they’re even all active accounts).
I don’t think it’s fair to judge plugs by how they behave when dropped on the floor (unless they’re exposing live wires). Do you often have a lot of loose plugs lying around? If you find yourself unplugging things a lot to turn them off, you may be interested to hear the switch was invented not long after the light bulb for exactly this reason.
Couldn’t you still easily tell which side of the print got the initial impact of the heel and which side has the curve of the toes? Again, depending on weight of person and type of ground, but I think it would look off even to a layperson.
sex offenders started moving there.
Yeah, you already mentioned the libertarians.
I’m not sure if I understand what you’re talking about exactly. With root I can access all files on my device (including /data/data, where app internal files are kept) and I can give permission to apps to access all files too, it they ask for it. Not that I’d want that, because it’s way safer to keep user data in /storage/emulated/0 and give read permissions on file or folder level (like /Pictures for a gallery app, or just the picture I want to share for a social media app).
If you want to share data between apps, the easiest way would be to give them access to the same folder in user space. That isn’t OS maker’s generosity, that’s basic security controls.
I recently saw terminal access as a feature of Android 16 too, so if you have su access, that should give you all the power you need. Now let’s hope root will become standard, instead of needing to flash Magisk.
What fabric softener did you use to get those toesies so fluffy?
Sometimes it’s more about the texture than the flavour and potatoes with cream sounds delicious in that regard.