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I'd look for something with a Ryzen 5 5600 or Intel i5-12400, an RTX 3070 or RX 6800, 32 GB of RAM, and at least a 1 TB SSD.

I think some people definitely jump on the bandwagon because it's a popular opinion in certain circles, but I don't think that's true for most. There are plenty of people with genuine concerns about things like jobs, copyright, privacy, or misinformation. Probably a mix of both.

If there's barely any online presence, the job description is extremely vague, or they start talking about money or asking for personal information too early, those are usually red flags. Trust your gut if something feels off.

Keeping them trimmed short and using bitter-tasting nail polish can help. For me, the biggest thing would be noticing when I do it, since it usually happens automatically when I'm stressed or bored.

Spain deserved this win. Argentina played terrible football, and they should have received way more red cards.

It's a bit hard to recommend anything without a budget. A used gaming PC can cost anywhere from a couple hundred bucks to well over a thousand depending on what you're after.

It's a funny and pretty innovative idea, but at the same time it's kind of sad that we're getting to the point where people feel the need to wear special clothing just to avoid being constantly recognized or tracked. I can definitely see why there'd be a market for it.

It's kind of ironic when you think about it. There was a time when China was doing the exact opposite by trying to limit population growth, and now it's encouraging people to have more children. I don't think restricting AI relationships is suddenly going to change people's minds about starting...

If they're getting their own permalinks now, I wouldn't be surprised if people started experimenting with them for parasite SEO. I haven't tried it yet.

I agree. People get way too caught up in follower numbers early on. Every successful account started with 0 followers at some point. Social media is a long game, and it takes time to build an audience. Too many people expect thousands of followers after a few weeks, get disappointed, and quit...

Train surfing. I only did it once as a dumb teenager, and looking back, I have no idea what I was thinking. It felt exciting at the time, but it was incredibly reckless and absolutely not worth the risk. Definitely one of those things I'm glad I never repeated.

Back then, almost any cute pet could build a following. If you're doing it because you enjoy it, I'd say go for it. If it takes off, the extra income is just a bonus.

A lot of small business owners seem to think social media is just posting a few pictures and calling it a day. They don't realize the strategy, targeting, content planning and follow-up matter just as much as the posts themselves. Then when it doesn't bring in sales, they blame the platform...

I'm rooting for Spain. They've played some really entertaining football throughout the tournament, and it'd be great to see them lift the trophy. Hopefully they can finish the job in the final.

YouTube Kids is its own weird niche. I agree, and I wouldn't let my kids watch any of that stuff.

I have a friend who belongs to a religion that isn't generally considered a cult, but when he talks about it, it sometimes gives me weird vibes.

I second this. Also, there are lots of FL Studio tutorials on YouTube, so you can learn it relatively easily.

Damn, you saw that coming.

That is crazy. I never knew about this. Thanks for mentioning it here.