Racism in Alabama and Mississippi is normalized and as such, is ignored by the media
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Racism in Alabama and Mississippi is normalized and as such, is ignored by the media
FedEx and Staples have document printers for less than 10 cents a page. This is what I’ve been doing for years now, when someone won’t just take a PDF straight up.
This is the reason I went with Epson for printing for many years, and had no issues! But I don’t print anymore.
oh no my bananas
There goes my hopes dashed
So this confirms all the studies and adages of conservative voters being less intelligent, more subject to scams and fraud, and less accepting of social norms.
Back in the day on an old imageboard we used to call anonymous users “Chopped Liver”
Don’t worry, Microsoft will immediately defend and indemnity those who actually matter so nothing will change, really. Bobby will get a golden parachute, and nobody will care he was in Epstein’s rolodex.
But hey, Sony still gets Cod (and I know Microsoft will fuck them out of it the moment they can) so it’s all good right?
The industry is consolidating and the quality of the product is sinking. A correction in the form of a crash is overdue. As a former PlayStation exec said: the industry is not sustainable.
Jesus giving the upcoming game Marathon some props
…don’t they have wireless emergency alerts?
Satisfactory with 752 hours. No mods, either. Most recently is Project Zomboid with ~123 hours.
Neat. Where does your ONT connect to?
Maybe Swan Lake on loop though.
What really told me that reddit was squandering its revenue sources was when they shuttered redditgifts two years ago. Maybe there were issues behind the scenes, but they had commissions from the storefront and from elves, and something reddit has never been particularly good at: Good publicity. And instead of figuring out how to make it profitable, they just killed it.
They didn’t even bother to answer questions why.
It was at that moment I knew the current leadership was rudderless, and now everyone’s finally come around to it.
Terrible decisions? I would say they’re really conservative about it and it shows. It took them probably a decade to make an AR headset and it looks like it may succeed. They said nothing about AI lately, presumably because they’re waiting to see how it matures.
The option they should have gone for was to put the onus of 3PA on users: Either you pay for reddit premium or you use the app. This would have worked out more and I absolutely would pay a fair price to keep using Boost. This is what they should have done.
But, they didn’t. And then offered a tight window, and that’s why we’re here.
They would have gone straight to scraping if they couldn’t reach a deal. Sam Altman is on the board of reddit. He knows which way the wind blows there.
Did that fucknugget ruining Twitter cause EVERYONE to have the same hair brained idea?
I’m betting that he’s recorded hundred of hours so they can keep using him for the next decade.