"Some early riders came back with lacerations to their bodies, whose cause was later determined to be teeth that had been knocked out of riders' mouths and become lodged in the interior walls."
I think it's interesting that this question is being asked by this particular user - known for cropping the credits off of webcomic posts until doing so was made against the rules in that community.
It was an action I found to be rather anti-artist. And now they ask about another anti-artist activity.
This has always been public knowledge (though not widely enough known) since long before the current "AI" trends. The keywords are "Data retention policy". Companies have always kept copies (or technically the originals) for a period of time after the user 'deletes' them or closes the account. I think some of it is for legal reasons (so evidence of a crime is still available for example), and some isn't.
Ok, makes sense to me as an explanation. You have my gratitude.
It doesn't explain the final version at all.
(Also in my client at the moment mine is the top comment, positional language doesn't work here)
Ok, what does it mean? I see the reference to John Denver, but don't know enough to get it.
I've been on the Internet too long. Genuinely didn't notice anything wrong until I went to the comments and then went back and looked at it again.
Was it a Samsung?
Nope, it's at least as old as May, 2020. It's just painted cardboard, not that hard to set up IRL.
True. But it slightly increases the needed effort.
That's not the slop part, OP censored it to avoid doxing. Likely a local business that would give away the location.
Amaze amaze amaze!
For those unaware.
"Some early riders came back with lacerations to their bodies, whose cause was later determined to be teeth that had been knocked out of riders' mouths and become lodged in the interior walls."
Dino ones are always cheapest here. It's also nice that they are shaped like what they are made of.
Link is busted ("andhttps://")
This one should work.
Well. I feel painfully out of the loop musically: The only one of those songs I recognize by name is the top one.
I need a hint for this one.
Almost. Note that it pulled out of the wall.
Well, yeah. It's a huge century old farmer's market in Downtown. (Unless you meant that particular stall, but probably still yes.)
I think it's interesting that this question is being asked by this particular user - known for cropping the credits off of webcomic posts until doing so was made against the rules in that community.
It was an action I found to be rather anti-artist. And now they ask about another anti-artist activity.
This has always been public knowledge (though not widely enough known) since long before the current "AI" trends. The keywords are "Data retention policy". Companies have always kept copies (or technically the originals) for a period of time after the user 'deletes' them or closes the account. I think some of it is for legal reasons (so evidence of a crime is still available for example), and some isn't.
I might have gone with Silver Wolf instead of March, but yes.
Indeed.