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“The Human is not a happy kitten today. He almost didn't get out of bed this morning. He says his legs hurt in a new way. I'll bet some kibble that he goes back to bed soon. I'm gonna help him as long as he needs it.” - Explorer the Cat.
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While I generally am concerned about judges having their judgment affected by temper, in this case I would argue that this was an understandable cause for crankiness.
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Discussion of Military, real or fictional
mlooney replied to The Old Hack's topic in Off Topic Discussion
According to The Military Balance 2026, they have ~50 of them left. Backfire C are their most common strategic aircraft, so it's not really going to effect their air force like losing, say, an A-50 would. The only have 7 of those left, which, given their availability rates, means that they can't keep 24/7 coverage. They lost 3 A-50, IIRC, to Operation Spiderweb. -
The equal of this ruling in the US legal system would be that, in addition to nuking the lawyer using it, the judge sanctioned the AI company for its producted halucinating about legal matters. Which I can see some cranky judge doing after having 3 or 4 cases messed up by AI.
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Yes, I suggest that specifically for its high irony content.
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Now that is taking dive bombing to the next level. The level below the surface of the ground. -
Lovely as that sounds, they are still responsible for what they submit and ought to have bollocking verified their own material. Because that is their goddamn job. Even so, it would be darn funny if it worked. "It's your fault that I was stupid enough to trust your legal malpractice generator!"
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Now we need a US judge to say "Yeah, that!" (Maybe one of the lawyers that got caught submitting unverified LLM-generated documents full of hallucinations to a court, can sue for the damage to their career.)
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Discussion of Military, real or fictional
mlooney replied to The Old Hack's topic in Off Topic Discussion
Russian Tu-22M3 Swing-Wing Bomber Seen Plunging Into The Ground https://www.twz.com/air/russian-tu-22m3-swing-wing-bomber-seen-plunging-into-the-ground -
A Court Has Ruled That Google Is Liable for False Statements Generated by AI Overviews The ruling holds that a company that designs, trains, operates, and manages an AI system must assume legal liability for any damages caused by the responses it generates. https://www.wired.com/story/a-court-has-ruled-that-google-is-liable-for-false-statements-generated-by-ai-overviews/
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Here it is. So much for being subtle and sneaky about talking to Po.
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“I haven't tried the salty stuff in a while. It smells good, but it tastes too salty for me. Maybe some day The Human will get some that isn't so salty. I might like that.” - Explorer the Cat. “Yes, she licked my bacon. Still gonna eat it.” - The Human
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Making the bed while you are having a major “down rush” event is less than ideal.
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“It's Math Rocks Day! The Human says the party is gonna have lots of fun today. I'll help, of course. I just missed rolling a 'nat 20' twice last week. I hope I get one today! That makes The Human happy when that I do” - Explorer the Cat.
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Easily as good as anything from MTV's glory years. Can't wait for their new album.
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“See, The Red Dot is much more fun than that feather thing. It's time to eat, then help The Human with whatever project he's working on today. Or help him veg out and read Discord, whichever.” - Explorer the Cat.
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So I hopped into Minecraft for the first time in a hot minute. Decided to set up a big farm for sugar cane and rig it so it's always loaded. ALWAYS. My next main goal is creating a tunnel in the Nether to get to the place I set it up. Which is over 2000 blocks away in the Nether. Ordinarily I'd fly there, but I'm trying to make a clearly labeled pathway. It does mean I have a lot of Netherrack, though, so I might need a new storage system just for Netherrack. In Splatoon news, the next Big Run is gonna be a... BIG Big Run? That's right; the Big Run event will happen on all six multiplayer stages Big Run has ever took place on. The Salmonids are out in force this time!
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“OK, we have tried this a couple of times now. It's just not as fun as The Red Dot. You can stop waving it around in front of me now.” - Explorer the Cat.
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Purr therapy is always nice. One of my cats will come and knead on me and purr for a while at least once per night when I am in bed.
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I just got a Direct Express card in the mail. For those keeping track, this is number 4 in the last 45 days. Odd. I called customer “service” to find out what was going on. The nice lady said that it was likely that this was the card sent out when card #2 was compromised, and that they somehow didn't stop the mailing after the expedited card went out. I went to DriveThruRPG.com and made a $1.99 purchase to see if my current card is still working. It was. I've stashed the “new” card in the desk in case the current card stops working in the next week or so. If it does, I'll activate the card, then start the process of moving my direct payment to the credit union. I can walk to them to find out what weirdness is going on with my card. Government contractors in action.
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“The Human is up and moving. Not sure fast, but moving. He says he's got some ideas for one of his projects that he needs to write down before he fogets. He does that a lot, both the write it down and the forget part. Right after breakfast, I'll come help him write!” - Explorer the Cat.
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The work I wrote in memory of the 137 victims of the July 4th flooding in Central Texas last year is getting a world premiere, if my luck holds out. "Elegy 137" is slated to be performed by the San Antonio Community Wind Ensemble on Sunday, October 25th, 2026 at 2:30 p.m. Central time, according to the group's musical director, Albert Aguilar. He tells me that the ensemble will begin rehearsals on the piece on September 20th. The concert will take place in the auditorium on the campus of Texas A&M - San Antonio. The piece had been scheduled for a June 27th concert, but that got cancelled as the ensemble was unable to lock down a venue for the performance. I'm assured that this won't be the case with the October 25th performance. So, if you're in the area on that day, come on by and give us a listen. Admission is free!
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“The Human has spent most of the day in bed. I'm hanging out with him, giving him purr therapy. That seems to help.” - Explorer the Cat.
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I hope that Serana and maybe Bubbles get transered to operate the phones at “the lab's” “you saw something weird, we can help” hot line. Might be more amusing if only Bubbles got assigned, she seems like the type that Grace would get along with.
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It's forecast to rain this afternoon. My knees are telling me about it. My ankle is still tender from yesterday. I ripped the nail off my middle finger on my left hand, and it's tender. My right hip is bitching at me. I'm gonna finish my tea, then go back to bed for a few hours.
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