While we’re reporting issues, here’s two more:

• It doesn’t put the closing quotation mark on the output.
• It doesn’t use correct quotation marks for each language (in French, quotation marks «look like this», for example).

I hate to say it (bc Microsoft), but you should’ve used Bing so you’d get a Klingon translation.

Al in the operating room

Not having it be regulated makes it a lot harder for parents to do their job, because the kids with responsible parents are getting peer-pressured by the kids with irresponsible parents.

Or put another way: you’re not making parents do their jobs; you’re making their jobs impossible by forcing them to choose between ruining their kid’s mental health by letting her be exposed to social media, or ruin her mental health by forcing her to be ostracised for not using social media.

The only way to have a successful outcome is to force everyone else’s kids not to use it, not just your own, and no amount of rugged individualist good parenting can accomplish that by itself!

That said, I am extremely sympathetic to the arguments against age verification laws too, which is why my preferred solution would be to fucking outlaw and destroy corporate social media entirely, for kids and adults alike!

Creative, but clearly not particularly effective, given Italy’s continued reputation for corruption.

Trump has dementia, which makes him extremely suggestible. That’s on top of being dumb, as another reply mentioned.

You can see it most clearly with regards to Ukraine: he meets in person with Putin, and does pro-Russia things. Then he meets in person with Zelensky, and does pro-Ukraine things. Rinse and repeat.

Never KYS for something that’s somebody else’s fault.

I use KDE with pretty much default settings. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯