the-anarchist

Such a missed opportunity to not have named the acronym CHAD.

> corrupt criminals and mafia types who have a need to covertly hide cash

You're describing the people that use actual cash to launder and hide, well, cash, and that have done so for centuries, long before crypto had even been invented.

A few web searches on <big bank name> + "money laundering scandal" (e.g. "HSBC money laundering scandal") can offer valuable insights.

As left-leaning as Twitch streamers driving luxury German cars but preaching Marxism.

I second that. This website, including its look and layout, appears to be a copy of some more prominent indieweb ones that have been frequently featured here, filled with what seems to be almost entirely copied and/or LLM generated content.

This is impressive. I'd also like to add that the Beechcraft Super King Air is a beautiful aircraft.

Doesn't mean that the author might not use AI to optimise legibility. You can write stuff yourself and use an LLM to enhance the reading flow. Especially for non-native speakers it is immensely helpful to do so. Doesn't mean that the content is "AI-generated". The essence is still written by a human.

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> ... showcased a similar use of the sandbox, sharing a screenshot of their friend successfully passing Reddit's face verification using a GMod model of what appears to be Zbigniew Stolarski from Arma III

I applaud this, it seems like the 90s rebellious internet behavior that brought us eMule and Bittorrent isn't dead. It is beautiful to see people literally gaming a stupid system to get back the internet they desire.

Unfortunately they won't as it appears to be a mindset thing of especially central Europe to be anti-AC (with the exception of cars).

Why do you waste everybody's time with your comment when you very very clearly only read the first few paragraphs and didn't even think of scrolling down to where it says "Conclusion", in which the author clearly makes a completely different point that has nothing to do with search result quality.

Love the site, unfortunately it fails to deliver on its primary promise: I don't remember any dating site in 1999 asking for your networth.

PS: Doesn't work without JavaScript on, which is another deal-breaker for 1999 me.