Off the top of my head, Dutch has pretty disease-centric profanity, and Quebec French has the sacres, which are basically just things found in a church.

I mean, sex is a very common subject, and OP was probably right that (a translation of) that exact phrase occurs from time to time all the way back, but it's far from a constant.

What, you don't like watching the crew stand around and gently cry over whatever the episode's melodrama is? /s

Anyway, there are some series in the franchise that are definite fan unfavourites. I enjoyed Picard, but both it and ENT are on the list.

Uncut Gems, for pretty much the same reason a lot of people liked it.

The word itself is ancient, and cognates in other European languages are used the same way. To go outside the region and language family, the Chinese version is "fuck your mother".

Sex is a common topic of profanity around the world, and the way things are referenced in a set expression often won't make literal sense. So in other words, it's probably a phrase that's appeared over and over again since we evolved.

Other languages have very different profanity, though.

74? That seems like an example is being made.

Doesn't everyone hate Enterprise?

Selfhost instance on .ru

Checks out. Hows the outlaw life?

Hey, they never said they had a problem with it. They just asked for a connection back to the subject.

What's self-service identity theft?

Yep. All of the sudden, the "great satan" stuff seems a lot more credible, and anybody who was calling for detente with the West looks really foolish.

On the other hand, there's a lot of fresh faces at the top of the hierarchy now. Maybe gradual reform will be more possible, whenever this chapter of history ends. For now, 74 lashes for the celebrity, so nobody forgets who makes the rules.

Yep, it's definitely not in the American national anthem, and they definitely don't like calling people redcoats still. /s

Well, that's an interesting response. Good job.

Ah, but the Americans are only there because of the British. And the British, only because of the Normans.

Or were you hoping to stop history wherever supports this conclusion?

Depends how you use it. And which coin - before Q day comes Monero is pretty private, but Bitcoin is transparent.

Bubbles always burst eventually, just wait for it.

Although, without the grift, it would be super illegal, so should we really complain?

Fake money for criminals is unironically a decent addition to the world, although it's coded in a really dumb way. Plagiarism machine is overhyped right now, but it also has some legit uses.

So, the poll actually seems about right.

It was, but tech lawlessness swings both ways, or has so far, and it's worth mentioning.

Agreed. If you need to calculate rectangles ML is not the right tool. Now do the comparison for an image identifying program.

If anyone's looking for the magic dividing line, ML is a very inefficient way to do anything; but, it doesn't require us to actually solve the problem, just have a bunch of examples. For very hard but commonplace problems this is still revolutionary.

Not intrinsically, but pretty commonly it is driven by bigotry over culture, religion or skin colour.

You know all the people up in arms over the wave of Ukrainian refugees? Oh wait, there's nothing of the sort? Well, there you go.