PPA solves that attribution problem in a way that doesn't allow anyone to track or target individual users. It's an improvement. The messaging around it has just been awful.

Until the web moves away from an advertising-based business model (which I doubt will come anytime soon, as a microtransaction-based model is arguably worse), ad attribution ("who do I pay for sending this traffic?") is going to be a problem.

Ooooh! Yay! Can't wait for the new version.

I nominate How To Train Your Dragon for that list. John Powell knocked it out of the park.I nominate How To Train Your Dragon for that list. John Powell knocked it out of the park.

Here it is. The comments were absolutely full of folks thirsting after this guy, which still makes me emotional to think about. Until then, my body had been depicted as at best neutral, and more often a punchline or cautionary tale.

I am being stalked by the lesser striped desk panther.

If they want to use AI for _approvals_, that’s great. AI-recommended denials should have *full* human review. That’s where the risk to the public is, and it should be mitigated.

I have no need nor use for this. But damn, I want one.I have no need nor use for this. But damn, I want one.

_how?_

Is there a way to buy gift cards for ebooks.direct?