faythofdragons

u/faythofdragons@piefed.social
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I think you misunderstand. The second man in my statement was groomed into pedophilia from childhood. As in, his family simply switched his roles in the videos as he got older. He was convicted by the courts as a perpetrator and got a plea deal due to mental deficiency, but he's still on the list.

I have known two pedophiles in my life. One was my cousin who molested me when I was five, the other was a severely mentally disabled man whose family used him for CSAM as a child.

The two should absolutely not be treated the same.

on ESL homework · c/lemmyshitpost · 15 pts · 209d

Back in middle school history, they wanted to know who the UK Prime Minister was during WWI, and I couldn't remember so I wrote down James Bond, and got half credit for making the teacher laugh.

You start with a small loan of a quarter million dollars from your parents. I tried to do my own business designing book covers for indie authors to pick up some money while I was injured and bedbound, but it turned out that I needed money to make money. Looking back, I needed to drop a substantial amount into more advertising, and I really needed to be able to travel to pick up clientele at the convention circuit, which is also expensive.

AI has completely ruined that market anyways, so it wouldn't have lasted for long even if I had dropped a ton of money into it.

I've seen tags change in front of my eyes,

I don't understand how that's better in any way? If customers should know how much an item costs, the cost shouldn't change during store hours at all.

In the US, we're using those tags to implement surge pricing. Even if we included tax on the tag, you still don't know how much it costs until you check out, because these tags let companies change the price at will.

It looks like it's curing in the bottle. Having a poor seal, and hot temperature can make it cure faster, but it'll eventually happen to any bottle of unused glue as the solvents evaporate out. Part of it is that plastic bottles are pretty bad at containing solvents in the long run, so glues that come in a metal can or tube will have a longer shelf life, but it might just be easier to buy a smaller amount of glue when you need it.