Comic Sans is the Stephen Miller of typefaces. It’s behind the scenes getting all of the competent typefaces banned because designers mocked and bullied it out use in respectable publications.
Only far-write typewringers would accept it. Now, it’s getting revenge.
I assume this is all anti-ai pushback.
Well, yeah, but it’s also crap visually probably because it is AI. The pacing, the creepy textures and unnatural movement and physics put the whole thing in the uncanny valley.
It’s insecurity. It’s always severe, crippling insecurity of one form or another. That’s what drives some people to get some semblance of control over their lives no matter how much the method hurts others.
Mikhaila Peterson said in a YouTube video: “We don’t have a better explanation for his neurological symptoms at the moment other than spiritual attacks.” —Premier Christian News, 8 Oct 2025
So much schadenfreude, I need a cigarette.
How could corrupt officials use this? I’m struggling to imagine how.
Because the only reason to believe you are superior is the fact that you are the furthest thing from it.
Apple’s WebKit (WebCore+JavaScriptCore) was originally a fork of KHTML/KJS. They shared at the beginning but not very well. They eventually opened up their source and made changes that were more friendly to other developers. A lot of browsers and embedded renderers use WebKit, now, besides Safari and KDE based ones.
Google forked WebCore for Chromium. I don’t think they share a codebase, anymore. Edge, Opera and many embedded renderers use Chromium.
Anyway, I just think it’s interesting that most every browser out there is descended from KHTML.
Yeah, it’s a shit argument bordering on sealioning.
Doctors are not scientists.
I was with you until this. Doctors are scientists. That doesn’t mean all of them are good scientists. Some, like Vinay Prasad, are bad scientists and bad doctors—he’s more podcaster and political hack than doctor.
Most medical research is done by MDs. Even doctors that are purely clinicians have extensive scientific training. It’s absurd to say, “doctors are not scientists.”
“Some Children May Have Died”
Then provides no solid evidence that any of the purported deaths were from the vaccine. Claims scientists have to allow for the possibility when every case was examined and no conclusive evidence was found to link the vaccine with the deaths.
What’s next? Geographers have to be open to the possibility that the earth is flat? Physicists should allow for the chance that perpetual motion is possible? Atheists really should say their prayers, you know, just in case?
The Atlantic really likes to ride that centrist rail.
There aren’t many policy positions I would consider so abhorrent that they require violent opposition. Not many. But, a few.
People do it with homemade, swallowed capsules. (They dry it, blend it and pack it in capsules.) I’m not that brave.
No, it doesn’t reset it. And you wouldn’t want to kill off everything and start from scratch. The possible, maybe, shortcut would be a fecal transplant from someone with good gut flora.
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So, he won’t fight for his country. Fine. But, he expects another country to welcome him with open arms? Presumably, he wouldn’t fight for France, either. You can’t be an anarchist and expect people loyal to a state to welcome you.
I haven’t heard about this. Do you have a source?
Just because the information is in an Oracle database doesn’t mean that Oracle, the company, has access to that data.
Hey, at least no one was slammed.
That’s a pretty fly butter knife.