Mostly no, but maybe yes. The problem would be licenses that are granted to anyone that hosts your content could allow them to use it for such things. If you completely self host or carefully select for services that don’t have terms that allow them to use your data, then maybe you have a legal claim you could make.

The second problem is going to be proving a company used your data to train on. You likely can’t prove they have a copy, if it’s been parsed into some sort of meta data, it may be permissable anyway.

The Batman Arkham games gradually add visible damage to you as you die and reload. It’s not exactly story relevant, but adds nice flavor.

There’s also resetti in animal crossing that is a bit of the opposite. He just shames you and wastes your time for save scumming.

If anything it’s probably incentive to lie about AI usage. They got more publicity for being snubbed than winning.

If there’s a fairly related existing community that has any reasonable activity it’s probably better to just help that one get more activity.

I doubt it really has accurate answers if the example they released is not enough digital advertising.

The real answer is pretty simple. Not having a primary was a bad choice, Biden clearly wasn’t capable of being in public for prolonged periods.

Each panel has it’s own little steam turbine inside it in reality.

Solar collection like this can also explode birds if they fly through the wrong area as it’s essentially like a magnifying glass and ants.

The men doing the actual expedition had bigger problems than getting their dick wet, many of them simply died for various reasons. Civilization also wasn’t that far behind them, once you had a claim secured it was about getting a family.

Most pro athletes are playing through minor injuries. Some play through major injuries. There is a bigger focus on concussions now that might result in players getting pulled out, in pro leagues now though.

For younger kids, it’s highly unlikely they actually have a serious injury. Many complain about minor bumps and bruises. There should still be care for head injuries specifically, but it’s pretty rare for kids to get a major injury that’s not readily apparent.

It does seem like there’s an inverse correlation of general intelligence/common sense and specialized study.

This is clearly wrong. It only takes 36 days, since the boy and girl nut alternate their maturity cycles.

You missed what they meant. It means gpt5 is really good at one arbitrary and extremely specific topic. Anything else it’s comparable with a random person on the street.

Iirc it’s the main ingredients in a draino bomb.

If you have a mild clog it’s probably worth trying it according to the directions. If it’s severe, just call a plumber. If you don’t have a clog, then just keep it under a sink or something.

If you are feeling adventurous, get some aluminum foil.

It’s more the hierarchy of having super bad that can get bonuses based on your actions.

I’d expect it to be ok, but a second game coming out before the first ever really got fully fixed.

WB hasn’t used the nemesis system since 2017, and likely won’t use it again at this point. By the time the patent expires it might be a lost system.

A reactor isn’t a catalytic converter. They might get some coolant that’s mildly radioactive. The core would probably kill them if they ever managed to open it. There’s not a button to just open it, it’s only designed to be opened with heavy equipment in drydock.

Dirty bombs are more of a boogie man than a real thing. High grade materials are dangerous to be around without shielding and can fairly easily be tracked. It’s just as likely to kill the makers before they can get a bomb together than be used. Lower grade materials require more to be dangerous, which means less spread with the same explosive, and the bomb has to be pretty big. It’s easier to get a backpack full of explosives into somewhere than a van full of radioactive material, and the backpack will have a bigger radius.

I think it’s content dependent. I lean towards not having them, but I can think of a couple episodes of the magicians where I would have appreciated the warning instead of the after the fact help line screen. It’s also true that adding a warning lessens the impact of the scene being warned about which I think is also counterproductive.

I think we need more granular ratings than we currently have. Kickass and I Spit on Your Grave having the same R rating is essentially meaningless.

I think the initial goal of top level domains having any real meaning is dead.