“But the billing address of the Amazon credit card matches the shipping address!”

“Well, they could be a sugar daddy to their live-in mistress.”

“Shut up, TCBKoA Terry.”

“Likely lives in City, State”

Birch you ship everything I’ve ever ordered to the same address. Best you can do is “likely”?

Agree. It’s even right there on the flag two feet away, which they’ve been using since 1949.

Shittiest barber shop I ever saw.

Add a little amaretto and you’ve made yourself some Italian dessert the name of which I cannot recall.

Are they allowed to enroll again?

How do you beat something like this with technology? It must be possible.

Is that too far removed from reality to imagine given the payout they’re trying to get?

So does it just collect your info to then send you spam in the mail(s) and by phone? I imagine eventually it dumps you out at vote.gov?

Is this anything a VLAN and Pihole can’t fix?

Edit: looks kind of impossible to prevent, if it can access an open Wi-Fi nearby.

Juan Valdez is good if you like Colombian.

Put a trucker hat with a random saying and it’s Judah Friedlander.

Edit: no, the eyes aren’t right.

That’s why I entered mine and a bunch of other ones in the Lion’s Den parking lot.

I can’t recall a time it wasn’t popular…with voters.

What’s chichila?

Ken’s shorts are too baggy to see a camel toe.

A Department of Defense official told Newsweek that the prompt referred to a “Weekly Action Report” (WAR), a standard document used throughout the department to summarize weekly accomplishments. The official said the image showed a warfighter using GenAI.mil to create an agent for generating the report.

Funny to imagine, but has a reasonable explanation.

If it had network access, it wasn’t in a sandbox.

Buttsore from the fall of the third Reich.

Just link the CNBC article.