Yes if they had any actionable information on him they would have already been advertising it or putting it out there. The fact that they haven't speaks volumes. This Administration would even purposefully griefly put out false information as long as it hurts people they don't like.
Eldritch
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The only way to know is to try. The only way to truly lose is never to try. 100% PBS and public media stations should absolutely try to do something like this everywhere. Whether it's something like Mastodon servers for local users in the state or viewing area. It's a great way to build modern communities. We have someone that runs a local instance for our city area. I don't generally post there. But I absolutely log in to check the local feed.
Sadly for much of what I listen to outside of band camp none of those Services have what I want typically. It's been a few years. Maybe I need to reassess it. But there is a reason I ended up on YouTube music. Just the breadth of the content. And the fact that you get regular YouTube ad free with it also isn't a bad deal. That's probably why I watch Mostly YouTube anymore these days.
But I found myself having to skip more and more past AI artist that pop up randomly in the queue. Something I wouldn't mind not doing. If any of these other services actually catered to the niches that I enjoy. Which is very hit or miss unfortunately. Last time I checked even Pandora and Spotify didn't have a lot of what I listen to.
That sucks. At least it was useful unlike gemini.
None of mine will ever be found. I can guarantee it. I've never been stupid enough to have one.
No you're fine. I just wanted to be clear that until it's default it may as well not be there. Outside of my own personal pet projects. No one else would see them that visited unless it was enabled by default generally and therefore not very useful still. I don't know how much longer it will take them to enable it by default. I hope not much longer. I generally like jxl.
Yes, just not enabled by default.
Eventually. They've been dancing around it for a long time. Google tried to kill it.
Oh yes with respect to Avif you are correct. I was more referring to multimedia messages in general. But you are correct about Avif. That format in particular is not well supported a lot of places. I know Linux is probably one of the few areas it sees much. Windows is a much different story and I'm sure Apple desktops as well.
Sadly no. Most browsers don't render static JXL by default yet. Let alone animated. I wish they would. Though for most things regular video transport streams will usually be as good or better. Honestly at this point animated image formats really are kind of a niche and not necessarily super useful at this point. Apng for instance when it was created nearly 20 years ago made some sense. Today now that it's finally getting supported it doesn't make as much sense.
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They didn't really get into trouble though. George Bush said it was cool. And Bill went partying with Epstein to celebrate.