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I don't know if corrupt is quite the right word. They all certainly engage in heavy amounts of corruption to gain their power, but they also heavilly engage in other horrid practices to the same end, such as exploitation of their collective workforce, userbase, and supply chain.

The root of all of this, of course, is capitalism, which not only enables, but encourages this sociopathic power-seeking behavior.

You could list basically every Big Tech corporation here.

If buying isn't owning...

Fuck Flock, Axon, and the entire rest of the surveillance state, both government and private.

I wonder if a good enough lawmaker can write a law to nip that problem in the bud.

no bro i swear it was unprompted bro just please let me have one more stock price hike i swear i'll stop after just one more trade bro

It's because people are so used to tasting it in sweet foods.

IMO, where vanilla really comes into its own is in very small amounts in savoury foods.

It has the TIA, which is as close to a picture processor (and also audio synthesizer) as you can get, but due to the 128 bytes of RAM, there was not enough RAM to form a framebuffer, hence the need to race the beam.

Interesting things that are not on the list:

• Farming equipment
• Motor and electric vehicles
• Computers (including laptops)
• Video game consoles
• HVAC systems and equipment

Not sure if smart TVs fall under "electronic displays", or if they just mean commercial displays when they say that.

You can disable ACR on your TV by disconnecting it from the internet.

That screenshot is specifically from the Atari 2600. You can tell because sprites that are next to each other are offset by one vertical pixel, which was a common effect used to help with hardware limitations.

I wonder just how much they're relying on Trump's NLRB to sweep it under the rug. I highly doubt they're doing this in good faith.