Online piracy is still incredibly common, accounting for as much as 22% of online traffic during peak times.

While it has declined somewhat overall there’s starting to be a resurgence and the crackdown in 2023 that took down most of the pirating sites just consolidated a lot of it and evolved how people pirate.

https://worldmetrics.org/piracy-statistics/

https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/files/media/documents/2025/nonprofit-checklist-grant-terminated.pdf

Fund raising?

That is one common method of raising money privately for a cause or organization.

Privately funded with what?

Money that doesn’t belong to the government. For example, money that is privately owned.

The state government also already covered half the costs of the program for the state. This is just some extra funding to cover the rest so that it doesn’t have to come from private funding.

Looks like it would be private funding like before except completely funded privately.

Then they’d be the janitor too.

And then they’d be called a copywriter.

I don’t have a side in this but both my ‘93 Ford Escort and my ‘01 Ford Crown Victoria would turn on the A/C compressor if you hit the Defrost button for the windshield.

Edit: Just searched it and I think you two are in a semantic misunderstanding.

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

Hyperkalemia is rare among those who are otherwise healthy.

Hyperkalemia

Thanks for clarifying that you’re not keeping up with the conversation.

The only time I’ve visited a 7-11 was on vacation in Virginia Beach and this was my exact experience.

No, it doesn’t, but I don’t really understand your point.

Agency generally means the capacity of a living being to act independently, make choices, and influence their environment.

A minor child has little agency to begin with in an abuse situation and indifference of the legal system strips away even that little bit.

Does it really? Sure seems like the highest court in the land disagrees.

And before you start arguing that’s only been under Trump go all the way back to Dred Scott v. Sandford, which denied citizenship to African Americans, and Plessy v. Ferguson, which upheld racial segregation under the “separate but equal” doctrine.

Both of those are great examples of SCOTUS ruling in opposition to the Constitution.

If this treatment is legal in Idaho then they do not have agency.

the child’s rights supersede a parents right to do whatever they want with to their kids.

It’s pedantic but children have no agency, what is being done in Idaho is being done to children.

Yes, just a few things:

My great-great-grandfather’s portrait, bayonet and a copy of his discharge papers from his Civil War service.

The flag from my grandfather’s coffin.

There are things I’d like to have/keep in the family when my parents pass.

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They didn’t use AI, they used an EMI and advanced technology to apply a data driven approach.

Then they got a drought. Turns out, even if you use technology and data to plant in a manner to optimize your yield you still need rain to grow things.

I agree with what you’re saying in the sense that someone shouldn’t be gentrified out of their home.

An elderly person on a fixed, limited income shouldn’t see their property taxes skyrocket because their neighborhood property prices are inflated and then lose their home.