I think that loophole has closed. If I recall correctly, compounding pharmacies were only allowed to do that as the US gov put the drug on a special list due to shortages. I believe they have removed it from this list (or will do shortly) and that pipeline will stop.

"Now that we have been able to mitigate the serious mental health issues and have new tools"

Huh? Quite the statement when there are still people out there having parasocial relationships with chatbots. This problem is going to get exponentially worse when the chatbots can start to get sexual.

Especially given this[1].

>> "ChatGPT is trained to direct people to seek professional help," such as the 988 suicide and crisis hotline in the US or the Samaritans in the UK.

>> The company acknowledged, however, that "there have been moments where our systems did not behave as intended in sensitive situations".

[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgerwp7rdlvo

What do you mean start? It's been a thing the whole time

This is exactly how not to defend against phishing. The meaningful defense is to foreclose on it entirely, not to just get super good at spotting fakes.

> The meaningful defense is to foreclose on it entirely

Sounds easy enough in theory. How do you do that in practice?

Use passkeys. Bully services that don’t offer them or lock them behind enterprise plans into implementing them.

That’s it. The single working Defense against credential theft.

What's missing from the discussion is the opposite though. I worked at a dealership (albeit a long time ago) and many mechanics loved warranty work as some would be listed as a 2 hour job but would only take 1.25hr or whatever. So they were often able to put in 12 hours on a 10 hour shift for example.

>(albeit a long time ago)

This probably matters a lot depending on what 'long time ago' means.

Like when you hear old timers say "When I was a kid I bought X for Y" where Y is something like 10th the cost it is now. The push for profits has squeezed every section of the economy and it sounds like (dealer) mechanics are not escaping.

A long time ago was in 2002 or so. But warranty work still drove most of dealer profits back then, so I suspect there was still the same push.

Yeah, that applies to warranty and non-warranty - the mechanics always want to beat the book. And there are definitely some jobs that are well know to be winner, and others that are losers. And nobody wants to take the losers.

Never been a mechanic, but I'm guessing the losers go to the new guy.

>P.s.: Noticed how when people buy the template the number on the landing page increases? Its real.

Huh? You mean that hardcoded text?

<span class="font-bold text-customOrange">2360</span>

If you inspect a page you will likely not see that there is some JS logic in the background that polls from a DB.

But will try to make it more convincing!

As one of the top level comments say, the images are all from https://randomuser.me/ which is suspect. If you don't have a profile picture of them, then I'd suggest not using it. Or link to actual sources of feedback (Google Workspace reviews, LinkedIn posts, tweets etc)

I made a spreadsheet that integrated with Trello so you could send SMS messages from the sheet. I actually ended up selling the Google Workspace add-on to someone.

>$5 one time seems too good to be true.

OP isn't hosting anything and has 0 costs apart from domain registration and website hosting.

He won't win. How could the committee look at him, while he is actively celebrating killing people off the coast of Venezuela (whether they are smuggling drugs or not) and give him the Peace Prize.

Obama authorized 54 strikes in Pakistan in his first year, resulting in estimated 100 civilians dead. He received Nobel peace prize that year.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drone_strikes_in_Pakistan

I guess it depends on whether or not the committee members plan on visiting the US anytime soon.

Trump isn't good enough at blackmail. Netanyahu, on the other hand...

It the same with CRISPR. If you see a headline about "curing" this or that, good chance you'll see the word CRISPR in the article.