Someone introduce them!

I’ve dealt with booking.com. Sent pics of what was clearly a homeless flophouse and not a vacation rental.

Customer service: were denying your refund claim because the manager says what you said and the pics you sent are not true.

I want random crap from real people, just not at the choreographed quantity present on YT now. Nebula isn’t that.

If there’s an inheritance, then the inheritance gets chipped away at until it’s either gone or the debt is paid.

Then, the beneficiary gets what’s left.

How it works if the house was his, I don’t know. Defer to an attorney. You should defer to an attorney anyway. In addition, unless you can legally claim common law wife in your state, if there’s no written, legally notarized will, in most cases the default inheritance is going to be parents or kids. Again, you should talk to an attorney.

But no, legally, you’re not personally responsible for his hospital bills or anything like that. Send them all death certificates and then return to sender or whatever his bills until they stop.

Since loan sharks are outside the law there’s no telling what could happen there.

I think the only new piece here is Trump wants to link in voter data.

I feel like we’re watching billionaires race yachts. One person bought a yacht so then they all had to have a yacht and now they’re racing them against one another because for some fucked up reason that competition really gets them off.

Only it’s AI/data centers instead of yachts.

Inertia is one of the primary negative forces that moves humanity.

I realize younger people probably don’t feel this so viscerally, but shorts (not all, but many) are very in tune with old TV advertising format. It’s like an endless stream of Super Bowl ads, at best. Repetitive music. Designed for the short attention span. Makes you seek a product, in this case, more of itself.

Now, look at the “upcycled” (/s) version of YouTubr content. Reused video clips with a shiny, hyper-reactive talking head in front of it. Not human expression but caricatures thereof. Millions of views. Millions of viewers. For years. Not of human faces but caricatures of human faces. This garbage won’t go away because it’s consistantly being watched.

Now, after all that priming, introduce AI into the two most popular social medias, short form and long form.

How does this fully primed crowd know the difference? How would they suddenly feel the need to leave? Not you or me, but the people who consume the ad clones and charicaturized crap daily? The same people who slide their phones out of their pockets to scroll shorts, on automatic, whenever they have 5 free minutes at work. How do they even spot the difference after years of consuming garbage?

TLDR Less human interaction + more fake, caricaturized human vid content = where we are now, with AI on social media.

The problem is they’re already making bank on ads and data. They don’t need our money.

Hey, if you can find reliable vids on fixing just about anything, it’s in. Bonus if there’s solid journalism and documentaries.

The ability to host that level of video and audio data, streaming, though.

Nebula doesn’t have hobby vids. Good in some respects, terrible in others.

In addition, it’s locked down to posting, with only a nebulous indicator as to how to get invited to post creator content.

We need an alternative with people on it.

So, Sunday afternoon being the worst time to grocery shop will Leo be the most expensive time to shop.

Versus 9am on a Wednesday.

I’m still not clear on exactly what triggers this. Is it phone location, because a phone number is linked to all your data (unless you’ve been gaming it for the last 5-10yrs)? Do I walk by with my phone and the price goes up?

Is it like goodwill? Does the price change as you’re checking out? Do I grab a 2lb bag of medium roast coffee beans for $13, and because buying it consistently for decades, it’s now $18 at checkout? But is still $13 for the guy behind me who decided to try whole bean over pre-ground?

If rich people turn off their phones before hitting the parking lot and poor people leave theirs on, does the entire store get cheaper?

If you take a pic with your phone of the “advertised” price does that mitigate sudden increases while checking out, if you’re even watching?

Does having your unemployed, deadbeat uncle or kid do the shopping from their phone make it cheaper for the household?

What are the triggers?

To be fair though, there’s commercial/ad feel to shorts so it’s likely in that zone, though in need of better method to prove it.

They’re likely at the point of not just wanting to own things but not being able to afford subs. .

This is the best way to see what’s there. Then, get a block list started.

Linux is so light and fast. Im not missing much on windows.

Theil reproduced?