Chip_Rat

I did ask for it. Not holding my breath thou.

Also I wanted a series, could have been a 1 or 2 season arch and then Netflix or whoever could flail off into other characters and deeper cannon and non-cannon lore, and I would have had my fill and moved on.

I wrote a poem at work (long story, boss asked me to write an email asking a personal favour of a higher up that he would pass on) and when I showed him my brilliant poem, which was an homage to the Lorax and was about asking for trees, he asked if I used chatgtp.

Crushing. Absolutely. What is the point if someone like me can't stretch a rarely used creative muscle to have a little fun if everyone's just gonna assume I plugged in "hey Chatgtp, I need a poem about x"

I'd post my poem here so I could bask in some sympathy comments but I would dox myself with the info.

Ah but hopefully he IS the last, at least on this thread, so he's actually right!

"Keep an eye on the pennies and the dollars will look after themselves "

Thanks for that.

I found that article very confusing to read.

See now YOU look like an idiot! The "journalist" should have written the article ABOUT 2025 in 2018 and posted it in 2024.

The Internet it full of dummies.

If you had read the article, you might have figured it out on your own.

Then again...

..... It was written in 2018....

Wish I could just wake up and it not be true.

But it is. Oh it is.

Thank you for sou g the leg work.

Is there a YouTube video that explains to me how we can't know who sent those texts. Somebody paid for that number (not the spoofed number, they actually had to have one to be connected to the lines right?). How can spoofing happen without the carrier knowing/enabling? Your carrier used their lines to deliver it to you. How is this not trackable?

I want a 1h26 minute Technology Connections or whoever, because this has never made sence to me.