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The five eyes group all have rules against spying on their own citizens. So they each spy on each other for each other

It seems to need an order of magnitude less compute, so probably. It's also open source

DeepSeek runs so much faster than gpt4

No idea when its feed data cutoff is, it like all others isn't allowed to look at the live internet

The kid fed them. Now they're screwed

Add them in as wandering monsters. AC 16, 12 HP, 4' move

Attacks: 1d4 headbutt +1

I have that game. The mission from the book was rather hard for teenage me, though I had read the book and knew what to do

Wasn't the quote for the b2 much more reasonable, but after Congress ordered the air force to reduce the number (in the hope of reducing the budget), the count reduced, but the price remained the same, making each aircraft more expensive?

For those who don't know, the green end of the spectrum has more power than the red end. It can push electrons, make chemistry happen, and damage cells.

Red light is so low energy you can use it as a safe light when working with black and white film

The colour of light that can give you a tan or turn cholesterol to vitamin D is ultra violet, further to the green end than green or even blue

Plants managed to use their ability to pull carbon out of the air to kill almost everything else alive at the time

They pull out carbon from carbon dioxide, and dump the oxygen*

Which turned out ok. It's called the great oxygenation crisis

*That which they don't use, I don't know if they used it back then

And the green end of the spectrum is the highest energy end. Our solar panels out perform plants in energy production partly because they can tolerate much, much more of the higher energy frequencies

I shall edit that to say they can't absorb all of the green. Indeed some plants are very close to black

You have probably heard that plants are green. They are green because they reflect green light

They reflect green light because they can't absorb all of it

America is doing something wrong to have so many fail to vote

Australia has 90 to 95% voter turnout

We hold elections on weekends

We use a single transferable vote, so you can safely vote for who you actually support

We have a rule that you must vote, enforced by a tiny fine

How about charges for the reckless bulldozer driver?

You got the leap year rule wrong.

Every fourth year unless the year is divisible by 100 unless the year is also divisible by 400

And it's a leap day that's inserted, not a leap year

And anyway we're talking here about measuring in dicks

You got the leap year rule wrong.

Every fourth year unless the year is divisible by 100 unless the year is also divisible by 400

You got the leap year rule wrong.

Every fourth year unless the year is divisible by 100 unless the year is also divisible by 400

I don't recall which encounter it was, either late act 2 or early act 3, probably underground

Especially when the mistakes hurt. I was a kid in the '80s when this was practiced.

All the stuff I played on now has softfall padding under it, the giant slide has had a dirt bill built up under it so kids can't fall off the ladder; the high up stuff was removed

Me and my friends would climb to the high cubby house and feel very daring. I think it was 10m up. There were three of them with the lowest being maybe 5m up - parents couldn't reach it.

We were not daring enough to try the Tarzan swing - a circle of tiered seats rising in the arc of the rope that hung above the centre, so you could take the rope to any point on the tiers and swing from there. I think there was a knot in the bottom of the rope, but the older boys swung with their feet loose, hanging on Tarzan style. That was the only one they pulled out during the '80s. Everything else survived to the late '90s

Palladium tabletop RPGs swords do 2d6 damage, katanas do 3d6