Entertainment industry. Just look what great lengths sports events do. With like the Olympics and the world cup, you have athletes, viewers and media all around the globe to travel to one country. For the world cup, you have teams travel quite some distances, especially with the last in North America. With something like Formular One, you have each team travel around the globe multiple times a year. You have so much events, where you have quite the amount who travel. And lets not forget, that they don't produce any value, just entertainment.

In the drivers briefing, they just agree on certain situations and what everyone should do. Lewis also already did clarify things in an interview. He said that they agreed if you go wide in turn 1, that you give the position back and that he got a 10 second penalty the year prior for the same thing.

The thing is in lap 1, turn 1 accidents, they usually are less strict about rules, but these are things that the drivers do discuss in these meetings. Understandable that Lewis is pissed. Team mate goes wide, gets free air and only gets 5 seconds. A big advantage.

I know from my jurisdiction, that they can't hide unusual clauses. So there is no point of fully reading the ToS, because most of it can be just the standard shit. I usually just look what am I allowed to do and what not and what are the limits. Before a law changed here about canceling, I read that part as well, but now I know the minimum by law, which they can't get worse. For example that subscriptions can only renew on a monthly bases at some point and that canceling needs to be that easy as you can subscribe. If you can subscribe in 2 clicks online on their website, you need to be able to cancel within 2 clicks as well on their website.

The rest is standard shit. You own nothing, they can terminate at any time, they can't be held accountable and so on. The neat part is, this isn't even true. They can't make me wave my copyright, termination must be within reason and they can held be accountable for certain things. Of course I would need to go to court, to fight it, but certain things quickly fall in court.

There is an ERP (erotic role play) Benchmark: https://huggingface.co/spaces/overhead520/Unhinged-ERP-Benchmark?not-for-all-audiences=true You may also interested in software that is more ERP capable. 2 options would be Marinara Engine and SillyTavern. There you pair a model, a character card, your persona card, lorebooks and presets. What is that? A character card are the character, the AI plays. Being it a specific character, a world or a scenario. A persona is structured like a character card, but the purpose is that you are this character. Best practice is only to fill this card with stuff the character knows or sees about you.

A lorebook is additional information about the world or items. For example Marinara Engine can be used for RPG roleplay and in a lorebook you can explain weapons and items in details. This saves tokens, as these information only get pulled from the lorebook and send to the AI, when it get's triggered by keywords.

Presets are the structure. It tells the AI how to output stuff and so on. These can contain soft jailbreaks. https://rentry.org/freaky-frankenstein-presets Freaky Frankenstein is one I use (FF5 Micro) and there you can set up a lot of things. But of course you can download other presets, that do fit you more or you write your own.

You must do research which presets work with which model and how far you can go and what you want and what you like. I use GLM 5.1 with FF5 Micro. I tried Deepseek but it was slower and I didn't liked the output as much.

And now a comment to people who are disliking this: As long as you do treat it more as porn replacement and not as replacement for real human interactions, I find this good. Porn videos did killed the imagination and goes more back to erotic literature, which does require you to do more mentally. With AI you can choose your setting and boundaries and aren't on other humans to do ERP. I never did ERP with other humans, but I'm pretty sure you can't just close the chat window, when you are satisfied and let the other person hanging.

Also with both Marinara Engine and Silly Tavern, you don't need to go sexual. Marinara does support games. I didn't used it much yet. I tried the RPG function once. I didn't had a char card, that was optimized to it. And the thing is, I have zero RPG experience. I never had friends who played DnD or pen and paper. But apparently Marinara does support this and they added a Multiplayer function. This way the AI can do the GM or other players. I don't have much information for this, as I didn't found a good resource jet, which explains me stuff and does recommend me fitting char cards to use.

I'm a Firefox user and no. I still have 1080p available. The only thing I noticed, that the comments moved to the right side and the suggestions got removed. Comments on the right side do suck hard though and on most comments, I can't expand them.

ReVanced had recently some problems, stopping playback after 30 seconds.

Also not paying taxes is incredibly dumb. You don't want to mess with the IRS (or for other countries, the appropriate agency). Even the Joker doesn't mess with the IRS.

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The question is how complex your personal website should be and how frequently you want to update it. A CMS gives you comfort in editing it, but you need to babysit the hell out of it, especially Wordpress.

I did my personal website just by myself. My both css files (regular and imprint) are together around 600 lines. It includes custom fonts (Google Fonts locally hosted), some animations and responsive design for smaller screens. My JS is 70 lines long and handles highlighting of the current site and an accordion. My site does work without JS. I do use PHP, mostly for including footer and header to each site. I did some crazy stuff as an experiment to protect my email and stuff, but it didn't worked.

Lets be honest, with AI you could create a site with ease and without using a CMS and other fancy stuff, this will be safe. Just look what JS and other things do get included and be sure it's nothing external. When you really want it to make it yourself, I would say learn the basics and copy stuff from themes and stuff like bootstrap.

Honestly though, I would say in these days, you don't need a flashy theme. My theme is very simple. I have alternating light and dark backgrounds, to separate sections. Some good placements of objects, a different font and an accent color. The only thing I really don't like is how much I wrote. But when I did it, there was no AI. But I must mention, that the leading dev of my company actually looked at my site and mentioned it that he liked it. I'm not sure if other companies where I applied, really looked at my site. The companies who did invite me only invited me to basically say that they have no room for an inexperienced dev. The company that took me said to me, I know the basic stuff and the rest I will learn.

I didn't drank it at a bar. First one I drank at a birthday party and afterwards also always at home.

I don't get hard liquor. Some are drinkable mixed, but it's like you just made the mixed drink a bit worse. So far I only had one liquor, which did benefited the mixed drink. Licor 43 with milk, but I guess you could just make this without alcohol. Of course I didn't drank all types of liquor and I never tasted premium stuff. I don't even like wine. The only thing I do actually enjoy is beer. There I do like the taste. With mixed drinks, it looks to me that they just wanted a version that is drinkable, so you can get drunk. To me loosing control from alcohol is not fun. A bit light headed is fine, but for me beer does this as well.

2010 Loveparade. First we got told that there would be a different entry, which there wasn't, which meant we needed to walk quite a while. On the way we had a few situations, where people pushed a lot and it's not a nice feeling, when you have a considerable mass and you get pushed easily. We made it to the last big check and we where greeted with a clear view to the tunnel. At this point there weren't big queues visible and it was just a short walk. I said to the 2 friends I was with, that NOW I want to go home. It was not a gut feeling or something, I just knew I don't want to continue and I want to go home. One friend decided to stay, as we where this close and another agreed with me and left with me.

The friend who stayed, did cut his visit shorter, lucky for him. For people who don't know: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Parade_disaster It was one of the biggest crowd crushes disasters. 21 dead, 652 injured. It happend in that tunnel, which I looked into and decided to go home. That criminal trial is considered one of the most complex ones of the post war period. In 2020 they dropped the trial. The issue was for these crimes, they only had 10 years and they said due to the limitations of covid, they said they will run out of time.

I have an youtube account since 2008 and since then a lot of creators came and went. I grew, the creators grew, that's how time works. For example I dropped all Let's Play channels, as I don't watch them anymore. I do watch some gaming channels but not full gameplays anymore. At some point I started watching videos in English, than in German (my native language). I don't remember any instance, where I dropped a channel, because I specifically didn't like the person anymore. It was either I lost interest in that content, they changed their content or they even stopped doing videos.