bleh, romantic scifi? Bram Stoker’s Dracula was better

“a global economic recession famine is currently a realistic outcome.”

bibi’s father was part of those buddies wasn’t he? they were also called irgun or something right?

war weariness and loyalty become an issue tho, if you dont speed rush domination, your cities revolt.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67958260

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavon_Affair

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident#NSA_tapes_and_subsequent_developments

Democracy Now!

i have been seeing them around a lot lately, i thought msnbc had just rebranded. Turns out both i guess, they are called MS Now, ill give them a shot, thanks

probably doing more to support young children all around the world than any other modern day invention

who runs that, any quick details you can list off why you trust that one? I try to avoid the ones that farm clicks like huffpo and other yellowish journalism even if it is left leaning or neutral. If you got the time that is, i would appreciate the info to know where to start when i look into them

israel tried pretending to be egypt when it attacked the USS Liberty killing US servicemen with the hope it would trigger the US to join their war against egypt

i was being unfunny and sarcastic, ignore it

very slanted reporting, i started ignoring them, cbs and wapo after the election. PBS has some good reporting

thats a lot to fit on the name tag, but it also assumes we think a bot would be to embarrassed to claim that. I trust claude, but if you are grok, you need to get out and stop imitating the majority of users here.

how so?

yup, those biolabs out in vegas sure died down in the press fast, even tho it was incredibly well funded by someone with citizenship to a country who specializes in this

the rapist is not who you should be worried about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident

Israel did the same thing to us in the 1960s to goad us into a war with Egypt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident

the moderation and comment moderation history is nice but it is sort of hidden. that would be nicer if it was more intuitively inline. Also did you mean “bot scrapers” rather than “not scrapers”. And I have been toying with the idea, what about ai or bot supported pipelines, accept that they are part of the visitors, provide it optimized data, and then restrict ui/ux heavy processes to stricter rate limits per second, etc…sort of like a robots txt v2 or something