How does seeing something equate to celebration, recognition, or solemnization?

Booo

That’s definitely too heavy handed. It’s not uncommon for anti cheat to flag someone erroneously, and to just hand an executioner the ability to nuke your computer without any form of redress is asinine and anti consumer, if not criminal.

Ah yes the other side.

Fueled by imperialist fervor, and backed by western military power, the settlers marched under a perceived promise from the God of the universe as recorded in a book written by men thousands of years ago that they would be the sole inhabitants of a specific piece of dirt that already had other people living in it. Under this banner of heaven the settlers felt justified in the violences documented in this exhibit because they wanted the land that other people had been living on for generations. The animosity toward their fellow man from settlers of the Israeli state continues to this day in much the same fashion: seizing land, beating inhabitants, turning a blind eye to rape and murder, enforcement of an apparteid status, and unceasing propaganda including the delegitimizing of the term “antisemite.”

I personally don’t understand why sharing that viewpoint would matter, but I guess, go ham.

Also

delegitimizing Jewish self-determination

No it doesn’t. Jewish self-determination doesn’t grant the right to murder, rape, and steal from people, and documenting the abuses of the settlers does not delegitimizing Jewish self-determination. This is true of all acts of self-determination, and to believe different because it’s “Jewish” would be holding Jewish people to a double standard which, I’m sure you all know, the ADL considers antisemitic.

And why did the Dem’s even try a redistricting gambit, Waters? Do you think it just came out of nowhere or was it a response to something else?

I’ve done a couple of things with the DSA and the PLA, but as orgs they’re kinda … eh. I wouldn’t be surprised if some local orgs near you might also collaborate with the DSA though, so you might be able to just ask about other groups from your local DSA chapter.

We get (and donate) food to established pantries and shelters, so you could also ask at some local food banks for group suggestions to get involved with.

Finally, check for zines posted on local classifieds, libraries, or refill stores. A lot of promotion of these kinda things is still somewhat underground, but you’re likely to find connections to leftist spaces from generally socially conscious or modern subversion spaces (plant swaps, gay bars, local owned weed shops, thrift stores, DIY music houses, etc).

And some tools are worse than others.

We do not have chapters though we do work with several other groups in the greater Denver metropolitan area.

I find plenty of anarchists helping out at our mutual aid group feeding, clothing, and distributing harm reduction and survival supplies to people.

Some require retentioning belts, readjusting the bed level, or other maintainance items before you can get a perfect print again.

My Prusa was tucked in between the cushions of my couch for a cross country move, left in storage for one year, and moved again before I just blew the first off and smashed out a perfect print from an SD card. That’s a solid enough performance I don’t think I’d consider any other brand.

That took an expert?

If you don’t train juniors you don’t get seniors to fix shit or to build you more AI.

Step one would be to meet some twins.

This the guy that lobbied for exemptions to pollution limitation laws?

First comment you’ve made on your account is a violation of the com’s 2nd rule and the instance’s 1st rule. I can’t imagine why you’d be banned.

Oh God, that’s so fucking stupid.

People really be making accounts on porn sites?

Search engines are optimized to maximize profits for the owner of the search engines above being wholly accurate, succinct, or reflexive of the actual search query. This has the result of promoting results that are similar enough in most cases, but may not consistently be what your looking for–especially true when looking for historic relevancy.

I’m a developer who loves to tinker. This leads me to having weird technical errors at times (like black screens on new hardware with fresh windows installs on any version of a GPU driver). No amount of searching yielded anything relevant or actionable to resolve that issue. Plenty of posts trying to sell me the exact GPU I had purchased though.

I like small time musical artists. I’ll occasionally search one to pull up their discography only to find … the artist I’ve been listening to for years apparently doesn’t exist. Plenty of results for streaming apps though.

I’ll occasionally search lyrics verbatim only to find completely unrelated media as the only results.

Searching for product numbers and error messages often yields 0 results.

Google doesn’t even honor quotation marks to indicate exact matches anymore.

I’m glad you continue to have a good experience with search engines, but the experience I’ve had is one of severe degradation and intentional enshitification over the last 10-15 years or so.

You must not have niche hobbies or errors.

Some folks maybe aren’t prepared to do that themselves, but the more you use AI, the more confident you’ll become in leveraging those tools

Unfortunately it’s not the confidence in using AI that’s lacking. It’s the confidence in the output.