Did they though?

I’ve been out of the browser world for a bit and haven’t tried flow of servo yet. Gonna hop on that today.

It was because she (seemingly) had troubles keeping steady time and plays with rudimentary techniques…as an amateur drummer does. Nothing to do with being a woman.

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God damn, man.

YouTube is nothing but a bunch of little fucking sociopaths anymore. What a sad world.

Sinclair. A cancer of a corporation that nobody has stopped.

WOW. That is cool as hell. This guy has a great mind to think of working something like this up.

Yup

Classic

Stop drinking. Read instead.

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You’re really making me work for it when you could just read it and back off:

The specific usage of “curious if” is perfectly acceptable in much the say way that “curious whether” is acceptable. It does not imply a conditional.

I’m curious whether other people feel like I do.

“Curious,” by the way, has a few other variants:

I’m curious if other people feel like I do.

I’m curious as to whether other people feel like I do.

I’m curious about whether people feel like I do.

To directly answer your question:

However, is it actually improper or logically incorrect?

No, it is not improper or logically incorrect. Which of these is more appropriate is a matter of personal and regional preferences.

Says the exact opposite. Keep reading.

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Well. Allow me to retort: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/158607/is-curious-if-improper-to-use-compared-to-alternatives-such-as-curious-as-to

That is a grammatically correct sentence in English. What are you complaining about?

I’m not curious about WHO sponsored it…

Curious who sponsored it…

We’ve seen a movie or two about this before, and it never fucking works. Build the time machines first, THEN you can diddle around with your AI weapons systems.

There are like a hundred law firms working on class action lawsuits right now, I guarantee it.