Google is the default search engine for chrome, and chrome is the single most popular browser at about 95% market share.
themoonisacheese
joined 1 year ago
YES
Rien a rajouter au comme de Zigg, mais bienvenue quand même!
Probably on account of every window in every city being broken by shockwaves from bombardments
Ah perso je l'avais au moment où c'était évident que l'empire était l'allégorie des nazis mais chacun son rythme
Ah c'est bien dommage, l'article allait quelque part de prometteur et finalement me laisse sur ma faim avec un vieux "bah c'est centralisé donc la modération va être nulle". Je trouve l'article un peu long pour un contenu qui tient ironiquement dans un tweet.
It's a misnomer. It's actually a slur filter
(I am not a lawyer)
To me this is what allowed them to not comb through the millions of documents. Since you have a piece of evidence they gave you admitting to destroying additional evidence, they basically can get not goodwill at all in front of a judge, so it doesn't matter if they say "your honor everything was turned over during discovery and we're all clear", the instant your lawyers contact their lawyers, it's settling time.
By the way veritasium isn't really good. I have some issues with the ways he oversimplifies but at some point you gotta and I respect that, but much worse is his inability to actually cover truth, instead choosing to only parrot what the company "graciously" hosting him told him.
That's cool, I'm glad you are making something you enjoy. The point stands that the average Joe doesn't actually seek out poetry, be it man or machine-made, and will therefore be an exceptionally poor judge of a poems quality.
I'll raise you one better: who the fuck wants poetry?
Like I know I sound like a fucking mongrel who can't appreciate art or whatever, but how many poems do you think the average person reads in their entire life? Maybe 2, for school? Poetry is just not that popular of an art form, so of course people aren't going to be good at distinguishing good from bad. Compare it to visual arts, where people have seen multiple examples, at least more than 3 times a year for their entire life, of good visual art.
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