@nprofile1q... Also "content creator" sometimes seems to mean "sells nudes" and nothing wrong with that but if you're actually a sculptor you might want to avoid confusion on the part of people who want to buy sculptures. Or, indeed, on the part of people who want to buy nudes.

@nprofile1q... There's a surprisingly pleasing one on a door at the University here which says DANGER: MEDIUM VOLTAGE.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I am not young, but it was my parents who introduced me to the Goons. ;-)

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... ublock origin works for me on Linux and Windows alike, so I think it's mostly just that uB0 is good enough to stay ahead...

@nprofile1q... There's much to question here but presumably the office lavatories don't stop working overnight.

@nprofile1q... This is good news (not an audiobook person as a rule but I have yarred one or two where I like the author well enough to buy it if I can not touch Amazon) but I'm kind of curious as to how it can work given Amazon is a rapacious quasi-monopoly. Am I just going to be lining Bezos' pockets by an indirect route?

@nprofile1q... Given that every power plant in the world is _not_ running full whack, or anything like it, it seems quite often the answer is to turn it off.

I see you've neatly ignored the point that "AI" firms can (and have) set up their own generators.

@nprofile1q... And since every powerplant in the world is not running full whack (and indeed "AI" companies are quite able and willing to set up their own generators), it is not physically, technically, economically, or politically impossible.

@nprofile1q... Because you are saying that the huge demand doesn't result in increased generation, ie, supply.

@nprofile1q... I'm curious as to why you think electricity is not subject to the usual operation of supply and demand.

@nprofile1q... I went to look up what "yaytext" does and, oh no.