To be fair, absolutely noone knew what type of Brexit was being voted on. That minor detail was left out of any of the conversation.

Presumably the argument is “if I’m not going to understand what anyone is saying, can I at least be somewhere with less rain please?”

Back in the old days there was no rollback option either. Kids have it too easy now.

I’ve always thought each town needs perhaps a few dozen lawnmowers. I bet someone would forget to return it though.

You can accelerate it into space at g forces which would liquify living beings, perhaps?

Not sure how many people in this dimension have read one.

(Obvious comment is obvious)

Did I miss a news notification?

I was there. Got it down to functional alcoholism, and honestly it wasn’t as difficult as you’d expect. Stopping completely is still quite beyond me.

I agree, all the other examples here are not on a single line. Some of the letters are on top of other letters, definitely not linear.

We do this with our dog if she get ill. We know she’s not drinking enough water so we but bits of cooked chicken in the bottom of her water bowl. She ends up drinking water accidentally while trying to eat the chicken.

Seems like you’re both describing lived experiences. France is a big place. Some of it is pretty easy to get by with apologetic English, some bits they really don’t speak the language and you’re gonna have to find an app or something.

No. Which means it’s only for a few minutes, some mornings. Until I wake up.

Isn’t that the point of the original post though? Why is titillation needed during dinner?

The code quality is fine with the right prompts and guardrails, and companies don’t care about the other stuff.

Why? Isn’t it likely that it’ll just report e.g. “python-requests” for the user agent, and it’s up to the server side to decide what that means?