@JacobWolf@stolinski I agree 100%, but if we take this example and imagine it is AI generated, you're not going to realise the vaulnerability by reading it over if you don't understand the security implications of web hooks. What AI can leave out is just as scary as the bs it might put in
@bragger43414190 @DaSkrubKing Yea man if I was a woman who just got kidnapped by a militant group I would probably just sit, ask for tea and biscuits and have a nice friendly chat. What is there to possibly be scared of...
@Quickshot I think bringing in an ex-winner is very against the general ethos of Eurovision - especially when they're clearly trying to capture the same magic of their first entry. Was Euphoria a classic? Of course, but I think bringing Loreen back for another entry is close to "cheating"
@ContraPoints Personally no but I have known people who get pressured into open relationships when they felt unsure and then regret it pretty quickly. Not agreeing with it being a "progressive" pressure even if it often occurs in progressive circles
@CosmonautMarcus "They're both abusive so I think that Heard deserves to be called a liar and sued for $13mil and Johnny should be given 0 consequences" is a very interesting point of view to have for sure
@ArchuletaSeth@ContraPoints Yes because the virdict of this trial implies that this is no longer a case of mutual abuse, but one way from Heard. If Heard was defaming Depp, then that means the jury believes there was no evidence of Depps abuse.