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Right, I feel like this should be fairly simple, though I'm notsure. A daily snapshot or something that pulls everything into a database and tracks changes. I'm sure on the admin side they have all of the information, but it needs to be public.

So that's the answer

Ah, I never took fish oil, but knew someone who did that always smelled bad, and someone said it was due to it, guess they have reflux

But.. the fish burps?

Don't even bother with those, they should be trying to sell themselves to you as a great place to work

They aren't even "very good" I thought I would use it to generate a short story that used a few specific words. I used about half of the requested words, when asked, it said this is embarrassing and tried again, I eventually gave up retrying, it never got all of the words, and when asked which words it omitted it would get that wrong too. It feels like the quality has gone downhill from when they were first introduced.

I'd argue we're already seeing the effects with lower birthrates in recent years.

Can't sell them, but they have value in telling you that others dislike the content. At the very least put the answer in a comment with a spoiler tag. But realistically, it's lazy content.

Right, imagine putting up those kinda numbers in any sort of workplace, OSHA would be shutting it down.

The key word being "IF" implying they are unsure and are not the direct source of the picture.

Right, it's invaded games in a big way, all the big shooters like COD & Fortnite are basically cosmetic stores pushing micro transactions and battle passes. Now games are built with features paywalled and the only updates after launch are adding paid cosmetics.

I've got a great example of what you described (not to be confused with good) There's a mobile game called "Hooked inc." I installed it on a whim while looking for something to similar to an old PC game I used to play. I played until things slowed down and to really progress in a timely manner you needed to spend the paid currency, but you can acquire it slowly by watching ads. So I did for a bit. Had the idea of an auto clicker macro so it could accumulate while I sleep, put an android emu on my laptop and did that until I discovered that the creator hadn't anticipated keyboard access and had left in some shortcuts (presumably for testing). One button , i, u, or l maybe, gave you a skill point to spend, another gave a spin of the wheel without watching any ads. I maxed out the skill points and set a macro to constantly spin the wheel. Bought all the passive bonus characters and leveled them up, got tons of the rare items and leveled them. Made it significantly farther. Did a little math to see how long it would take to finish grinding out passive bonus levels and experience to get further. It would take days or weeks of spinning. Made me really feel bad for those watching ads thinking it'll help them make some progress. Uninstalled the game a couple years, reinstalled to see if my "progress" has been wiped. Nope, but with all of the additions it felt rather insignificant. They'd added more grindy ad mechanics.

Sorry for the novel, Tldr for these games you can watch ads nonstop for weeks and have nothing to show for it. Better off uninstalling.

What I've deduced in recent years is you don't have to be smart or creative to have career success. Between him, Trump, & Musk I'd argue you just flexible or non-existent morals are the biggest factor.

You can throw them

Right, the biggest wins really are the changes we've seen come out of the FTC & FCC

Right? Who can afford to own things?

Downfall by trust company on an amv someone made of FF8

Also the rest of your life

1st season of supernatural, simply because they didn't secure the streaming rights for the music. First season doesn't hit the same with the alternate music.

I wouldn't went another HOA home, but I know people who like them, small community pool, lawn service, etc. My experience went downhill with the "nextdoor" app and neighbors with too much time.