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I'm not sure there is a better way - all the user moderation approaches I've seen involve leaning on the regulars to spot stuff. The alternative is dedicated moderators which tends to lead to it's own problems. I don't think you want to rely on those who have just signed up as that would be open to abuse pretty quickly.

Not really. Large influxes of sugar put a lot of strain on the bodies ability to regulate blood sugar levels. It's not surprising that when we regularly consume way more than our ancestors would have that things go south.

I really didn't mind them although I can see the density of them might grate considering the short run of episodes. It's not like TOS had some very campy episodes.

I really looked forward to the comedy X-Files episodes but there was never more than one a season and that was an old school 26 episode run.

A super deep dive into working with the x86 memory model in emulation.

Gymnastics might not be a bad alagory for catalysis. It's all about getting the molecules lined up to make the reactions easier than relying on heat and random collisions to get you there.

Or we could be about to add a data point to the great filter theory, take your pick 😉

The age of the Earth is a significant fraction of the age of the universe so we are not totally divorced from the timescale.

Yes, I misspelt it in my comment. It's currently working well but I worry that the main developer will burn out. They usually have to add new thunks every new Minecraft release.

Pretty much cross play with tablets and the PlayStation.

I wonder if lepton will solve the Minecraft problem. Waydroid was broken by some recent drm changes which are unlikely to be reverted although mcplauncher still seems to work although it's been awhile since I tested on my SteamDeck.

I'm sure Reagan deserves a lot of the criticism and he was possibly in early stage Alzheimer's in his second term. However I mostly remember him being the president in charge when the cold war ended and Eastern Europe was finally liberated.

In the discussions our project are having about how to approach LLM use in the community there has been a lot of consensus in the human taking ownership. Ultimately it's the human who has to direct the tool and if they have little interest other than blindly hitting accept then we're not interested in the contribution.