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dfedbeef
10mo ago
If you destroy your brand value in the process? This is an entertainment company... The entire value of this company is the characters and the right to make new stories with them.
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10mo ago
Ask it to do Steamboat Willy? Now in the public domain
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dfedbeef
10mo ago
Disney shareholders, feel free to make images of Iger, Mickey, and Br'er Rabbit lighting piles on money on fire.
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dfedbeef
10mo ago
How do you think these modern AI-guided drones use their AI? What part of the drone uses it?
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dfedbeef
10mo ago
Eerily similar to 'the surge' in the US for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. The US and Russia are so weirdly similar.
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10mo ago
outside of the recovery community, this is known as 'fraud'
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dfedbeef
10mo ago
LCE
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10mo ago
If they're that unsafe... why use them? It's insane to me that we are all just packaging up these token generators and selling them as highly advanced products when they are demonstrably not suited to the tasks. Tech has entered i
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dfedbeef
10mo ago
what
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dfedbeef
10mo ago
We get it you want it to be named Boudin
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dfedbeef
11mo ago
Stoked you took a survival class though! I'm not being sarcastic, it sounds fun.
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11mo ago
You're doing the thing that the article is talking about. Neither are average examples. I don't know about Tehran, but you have to really be cherry-picking to make a data set where Flint ends up as an average case of municipal wat
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11mo ago
You think Tehran and Flint are good cases for 'average city'?
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dfedbeef
11mo ago
Yep
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dfedbeef
11mo ago
Wait till you find out lots of computer science PhDs can't program.
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dfedbeef
11mo ago
YES
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dfedbeef
11mo ago
Not to be an asshole, this will not get fixed. It doesn't matter how reductive people are, helpfully or otherwise. The fascist cat is out of the bag.
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dfedbeef
11mo ago
It has crypt in the name
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dfedbeef
1y ago
I was like 5 when it was on, so all I remember is ads of these nightmare-fuel puppets running throughout the day. I do wish there were more puppet based prime time shows now.
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1y ago
An abundance of easily accessible opiates didn't help.
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dfedbeef
1y ago
Finally, a screen saver with ads
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1y ago
Internet 5.0, every word is a link. Scrolling is done with your brain, clicking is done with by flexing your nostrils
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1y ago
They're popular in the way that the Dinosaurs show on ABC was popular.
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1y ago
I don't think they are universally beloved or popular if that makes you any feel better.
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1y ago
Welcome to the world
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1y ago
We'll find out
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dfedbeef
1y ago
Uh... The newspaper.
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dfedbeef
1y ago
If by lifestyle funding you mean money laundering and tax write-offs. Have a bunch of legal-or-otherwise income? You need one person in a suit who can register a company and shuffle paper around. A bunch of retirees or something somewhere p
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1y ago
Don't forget political ads.
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1y ago
The Xbox has games that are all kind of samey. Giving people access to all of them at once probably hurt the platform more than it helped.
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