When I was a kid, there was a phase where everyone was obsessed with red flannel. Went on for like 3 months.

Imagine a pro dominantly black/Latino school in the hood where we’re all dressing up like Al Borland from Home Improvement.

This is the way.

Went out with my cousin who is 5’ 4". He buys pants at the kid section.

I tried to poke fun at him and this short king eviscerated me how I had to pay a “Height tax” since his clothes are durable and cheaper.

I read that section half a dozen times and I still don’t understand it.

It’s like they really don’t have lawyers on the team that know what they’re doing.

How exactly does a website stop a web scraper specifically from a org?

I mean isn’t that the whole point of web scraping? That if it’s publicly available, anybody, including people like ICE, will find a way to get the data?

All th AI bots making posts aren’t helping with growth?

If you’re using Dropbox in 2025, you may already have all of your private data shared with somebody.

https://www.computing.co.uk/news/4157118/dropbox-backlash-openai-sharing

They “say” they don’t feed it to AI. But Dropbox is bleeding money since 2018 and at some point, will be sold to the highest bidder and from that point, you might as well just store your data on somebody’s random website.