Pretty sure this would violate the constitution which guarantees our rights to travel freely between states unimpeded. I’m sure there’s ways to make it where people who decide to stay have to prove they’re safe to work with, but that’s just by increasing standards across the state rather than profiling outsiders.
Ty for the explanation. The irony is they could’ve also provided meaningful help by just transcribing it themselves for accessibility users but chose not to.
It’s because he was rational with empathy- he should’ve doubled down on how weak the opposition was. CEOs love a good psycho, right?
The volcano will get indigestion, poor thing
She’s part of the 2%
Agree would be better to show the spread and highlight the median since they are more likely to be meaningful. Outliers have a huge impact here
Having seen this up close, these sorts of folks see themselves as law-abiding immigrants and other people coming in as people ruining their reputation. They don’t see that the system itself is flawed and terrible for everyone navigating it, rather they got theirs and everyone should be able to do the same. I’ve see the same sentiment among asians so it’s really sad. I wish Americans knew more about their immigration system. How many would think a lottery system is sane?
This is why I hate tiktok- that site is actual brain rot on steroids. I thought Facebook was bad but we keep finding ways to make it worse
I like jars but they’re just nowhere near as space efficient. This is hell.
This. I went to check the video and there’s no way any user would expect installing steam to uninstall system packages. And yes, even though there’s errors on the screen, the average user just clicks ok so that’s the most average user experience. I do think it is strange he went to terminal to try to install when the UI failed, but as an old power user I might’ve tried the same. All in all, very unlucky for him to run into that problem, but also any normal user who immediately couldn’t install steam would just be so put off by Linux not working immediately they’d probably go back to Windows. I was also genuinely surprised the video is only 3 years old
It’s such a strange take, too. Like why do we have to include AI in our box if we fucking hate it?
A bunch of morons who never read a history book. Obvious joke about trade and colonization for spices and they’re losing their shit
This guy is no business leader- he bankrupt his own casinos multiple times and just stiffs people on payment. He’s a grifter who happened to be born into money
Lmao that “our game is out” is quite the burn. I’m not supposed to root for ubi but I’ll root for ubi’s burn machine
I’m on v219 and can confirm the problem is still there (I hear sound continue in the background even after leaving the page)
That is how I imagined it to be. I’m sorry you went through that nightmare
Sadly, the young’uns can no longer play the 18+ restricted card game that’s explicitly got zero gambling in it. They’ll have to get addicted to real gambling in EA sports games
Yeah maybe if Firefox could be the default browser on Android, mac, and windows, they’d be able to outpace the others on marketshare. We know this’ll never happen though, and desktop usage (their majority market) is dwindling; this is while the vast majority of users never change from the default browser and their competitors are the default and thus the target for compatibility on the web. Maybe you’re right and the ceo could change all this by being paid less. Tbh I’m happy as long as they have the revenue to stay afloat and can continue making the browser without adding a bunch of tracking. All this talk about marketshare is nonsense- the CEO’s job is to find money and they’re finding money and diversifying. In 2023 alone, they were able to increase developer costs by 40m (so now about 260m, almost a 20% jump and 10% the year before that from 200m), so acting like they don’t invest in their products is so asinine.
Tbh it’s more the getting users to gamble by paying for cases that got the ball rolling. Objectively, the least terrible monetization form is buying a game outright and then earning your items through playing as they used to do before free to play became normalized. That’s why all these shitty games come out with battle passes even though game developers did just fine supporting their game for a few years without the constant money churn. Because it’s the norm, people now think it’s impossible to have a game with updates that is bought outright, yet deep rock galactic does it just fine without $60/yr worth in battle passes.
It has Alexa integration?