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A lot of work but: have her VPN into your residential network and send her traffic through your ISP for a while.

Awww silly guy got the date wrong

Running away from home at 17. Saved my life

I agree. I try to save them when I can, I've gathered quite a few. Luckily, extracting the lithium cells is quite easy. I even have a model with a screen on it (the e waste is crazy) that I'm planning to hopefully salvage the screen off of.

I think there's also something to be said for the 80/20 effect: 80% of the content you see is created by 20% of the user base. Not sure if this is actually true, citation definitionally needed, but I suspect a lot of Internet communities work this way, with a loud (and usually mentally unstable) chronically online minority

Newer games simply switch active input devices on the fly by using the input scheme of the last pressed button. For example, if you're using WASD but then press A on an Xbox controller, the engine automatically and quickly switches to that input

Obligatory: Eliezer Yud is a loser hack grifter.

It doesn't seem like a no brainer to me... In order to generate the spam AI comments in the first place, they have to use expensive compute to run the LLM.

So so so many of my old favorite forms are dead. I'm not sure I agree with you

I had the same question. Here's the answer:

The Archive Team Warrior is a virtual archiving appliance. You can run it to help with the Archive Team archiving efforts. It will download sites and upload them to our archive—and it’s really easy to do!

The warrior is a container running inside a virtual machine, so there is almost no security risk to your computer. ("Almost", because in practice nothing is 100% secure.) The warrior will only use your bandwidth and some of your disk space, as well as some of your CPU and memory. It will get tasks from and report progress to the Tracker.

That's sick as fuck