GalacticSushi

hunter2

I'm pretty sure Flock cameras just... Do that sometimes. Nothing to look into, just a simple design flaw is all.

There are a lot of adults who take the MCU way too seriously.

Also to say "we'll do our best to keep them contained, but those Chinese companies will probably try to make them wreak havoc. The best bet is clearly to ban our competition from the market, for your safety of course."

Also unfortunately it's easier to scan without the bindings.

We're just a poor, nearly trillion dollar company! How can you possibly expect us to preserve these rare copies of culturally significant books when it's slightly easier for us to just destroy them altogether? 🥺🥺🥺

Tom Holland's Peter Parker hasn't even scratched the surface of Tobey's "young NYC guy" struggles yet.

Hard to experience young NYC guy struggles when you've spent all your movies being bankrolled by a billionaire and getting a wizard to grant you wishes.

The headline is not suggesting that the trump administration plans to ban Chinese AI models from existing anywhere in the world, it obviously means they plan to ban them in the US.

Hey, could be worse. My bad screen forces me to use MacOS AND Microsoft Teams.

My good screen has Fedora and Stardew Valley.

Depends on how you define "the industry." The tech workers are the ones driving the actual production of goods and services, so it's pretty reasonable to say that the workers are the industry.

Obviously this headline assumes that CEOs, managers, and investors are "the industry" in question, but I don't necessarily agree.

That's okay, you can always fall back on your booming Metaverse business.

They will notice, they will appreciate it, and they will reward you with even more work.