RainbowBlite

Maine couple starve bear.

Because they are all owned by the same people.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_homogenization

The price is still reasonable for me. I don’t want to switch services because they might enshitrify someday.

Why do we need a separate bill for social media companies to remove content that sexually victimizes children? Existing laws would have worked, if they had been enforced.

Also, not regulating AI chatbot use for children because it hasn’t been studied yet is moronic. It is absolutely obvious that AI has serious cognitive impacts on adults. This generation doesn’t have any chance.

I like Dungeon Crawler Carl but Kaiju felt like torture porn to me. I did not enjoy it.

They might remove their Canadian servers but you can use Mullvad without giving them any personal information. The government would need to block Mullvad or Mullvad would need to block Canadian IPs.

I doubt Mullvad would block Canadian IPs; it would be a bit antithetical to their business model. The Canadian government couldn’t really go after a company without any Canadian presence either.

Gold does have practical value. It doesn’t oxidize or tarnish at standard temperature and pressure, it is soft enough to beat into shape with a hammer and it can be rolled out incredibly thinly. If it were as common as iron, we would see it used everywhere. Gold sewer pipes, gold roofing, even gold foil to wrap your sandwich.

My memory is terrible; I use a journal to help remember details of my life.