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Fancy that keyword! I will give it a go!

My point exactly. I didn't see many news about it, thought...

If no identification is shown, what prevents random people to disguise as ICE agents and capture random people?

I'm surprised there's no gunfire reaction to ICE "agents"...

What I noticed is that they paywall the actual journalism, and keep the propaganda content free to go viral.

You asked for questions because your were bored, I was trying to make you think. :D

Thank you!

How do you see AI interfering in the world of web design?

How far in the pipeline do you feel you're still doing design work? As in, figma prototypes, wix static websites?

What do you enjoy doing the most, in design workspace?

My first cat hates all other animals in the house, and hisses at anything that moves. She's territorial as shit, but lovely to us.

So. There's that risk.

It might have been our fault for not socialising them right, but it's common for people to have cats that don't like each other in the house, apartment or whatever. But she'd be happier if she was the lone cat in the house, she doesn't leave our bedroom ever.

So maybe get a cat to experiment with cat dynamics at the house, but be prepared for it to not necessarily work on first try.

I still don't get it. Why is it a problem?

I wasn't aware of the controversy, but I'm not surprised it's yet another mess caused by the existence of the British empire.

They apparently have accidentally the whole thing.

More people would be able to innovate on said "non IP". Multiple lines could be developed by multiple independent teams, extending the non ip however they see fit. By encouraging competition, the better content would thrive.

It lowers the barrier of entry, enforcing competition and lowering distribution cost. And without the ludicrous profit margins and legal overhead from big conglomerates, it would be cheaper for the consumers, and more of the fees could be distributed to the actual people working on the creation.

This is prettyranty, sorry if it's not too clearly articulated.

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