I think what you want is https://doubledouble.top/

Tax billionaires.

Done.

People pronouncing processes (and biases) like they rhyme with “chimpanzees”, instead of “addresses”.

Since the English language has done words that borrow the Greek and make an -eez sound, like crisis to crises, people seem to think process is Greekified. It doesn’t follow the same pattern at all.

English is hard enough as it is without inventing extra rules to try to make us sound smarter. Meanwhile, I try to de-Greekify the language with octopuses, syllabuses, and cactuses - all valid plurals in English.

Source: Bachelor’s degree in English

Yes, so they used all their best ideas.

However, we got a bunch of Bester episodes, so if kinda has a place in my heart. It’s just not as good as Season 4, which was spectacular.

Weirdly, didn’t one of the Star Treks reveal to be just a holodeck sequence?

I wonder if you could think of another word besides slave terminology that might mean that.

Like maybe the “perfect” version?

You can use ZZ as a shortcut!

ZZ for the win.

Along with UBI, there also needs to be UBH, and other basic needs.

Me, too, TIL!

Newbie here - Can you recommend a good Linux VPN? (For totally legal Distro Torrents, of course.)

It makes me wonder the origin of the 2/10 symbol for thieves is.

Something that might be helpful in posts like this: Please tell us what this app does! Why would I want it? Instead we get a list of things that changed in an app that I’m not familiar with.

I bet we had microplastics in the water, then. We have only now been able to detect them.

His acting was superb in Oceans Twelve!

(He played “Bruce Willis as himself”.)

Joke (whoosh)

My head

I’m afraid I don’t follow you. Why would you sand down your dice? Wouldn’t that bias them?

Brother printers to the rescue. I think they are still untainted by crap bloatware and just do the thing.

EULA’s are widely honored and established law. However, anyone can push back on anything they put in an agreement.

To fight Microsoft, you have to fight Microsoft’s lawyers, in Microsoft’s jurisdiction. But you can’t sue them, because you already agreed to arbitration. And you’d have to pay lawyers in what would be a long, drawn out process.

If Microsoft demands things that are incredibly weird like what you describe above, there definitely would be a chance it could be appealed to a court and eventually see a judge. I think it would be a long and expensive process for both sides getting there. And Microsoft’s argument would be, “The user has the option to stop using it.”

There are undoubtedly severance clauses in there, so if a court deems a part of a license illegal, then it is stricken, and the rest of the agreement stands.

So, Microsoft’s lawyers only put things in the agreement that they are 99+% sure of wanting and winning. So they probably won’t request your spleen. They don’t want that. They just want your money, your data, and your eyeballs connected to your brain.

It kinda does make it legal. If you don’t agree to the terms of the product, then you are using it illegally. It sucks, but that’s where the law is. I am typing this on a Linux laptop in Firefox, but those have terms and conditions, too!