Now that he's convicted, an interesting question might be "is there enough evidence to convict him in other countries who have extradition treaties with South Korea?"...

I have limited sympathy for people who make their living by bothering people.

Disemvoweling is fine, usually. I'd say that's legible.

Start making better games.

While there is nutrition value to some bugs, most grasses pass undigested through the human gut. We are not ruminants Also if you leave bugs for a chicken to eat, you can have eggs instead.

When you play the market, you are handicapping yourself with your trading costs, which as a small player will be high. After this, you are betting that you are smarter than the average dollar invested. This is a bad bet.

You could win, if you got the right hands. But the more trades you make, the more your results trend toward your average, and the more the information asymmetry hits. Do you actually know more about these trades than the industrial investors who do this for a living?

Even more sensible. It can always be worse.

I just boil a tablespoon or two of vinegar. Unless you let it get totally out of control any weak acid will work instantly, it's food safe, and I already have vinegar in my pantry. Rinse twice or your next coffee/tea may taste off.

All private ownership of land is deeply morally suspect. Nobody made that valley, someone was violent enough to make a claim stick. Usually several people, over a long period.

"Just give up your home, job, and family and likely become a refugee if you don't agree with the prevailing religion. What's the big deal?"

Unless you're doing metalwork or something, then you should be wearing a bit more.

Generally, if there's a battery fire you need a whole new car. And possibly a new home.

The USA already has them. And Oman does not, and can not get them within a reasonable time frame.

So the winning move is to let the others slug it out, even if they get hit. They don't have enough power to act up.

There are a lot of options, but water works, is cheap as hell, and spills aren't much of an issue.

I think this is a neurodiversity thing. Different people find different things challenging, and I've noticed within my circle of friends that navigational ability varies wildly. I would find it unlikely that I'd have trouble finding somewhere I went using satnav once, but I could also see someone else using it several times without it teaching them the route.

I imagine that in the same way some people will use AI and have it be a learning experience, while for others it will be a crutch.

It might be more of a problem for people who grow up with it though; less of them may find the need to develop the underlying skills.

With the collapse of the NDP they're free to shift right and de-mask to a higher degree.

What are you going to do, vote conservative?

You can be correct for the wrong reasons.

I left as soon as I saw something asking for age verification in the client.

"Stealing" from advertisers is a moral imperative.

Mens rei is a thing. For murder you need to prove they intended the result, not just that they intended the action.

That's why charges like negligent homicide exist.

As far as actually doing good work, the willingness to find out you're wrong and change your mind is more important.

Technical excellence just lets you state something is true confidently, and with well crafted evidence. It is not useful if it does not come after a genuine effort to find the truth.