Really? I always assumed it was about ad revenue by making you view more webpage.

I don't know if I like it or if I hate it. On one hand they're literally stealing the content off those sites, and on the other hand the sites kind of deserve it for telling me their whole life story before I get to the recipe.

I know someone who did a whole lot of meth and messed their brain up or something, and I've always found this video humorous because of how well it reflects some of the things they've said to me.

It appears to be a "V" Devic actually.

That didn't help at all though.

These new Star Wars films are wild.

Don't worry, if you can learn to look at the measures instead of the rests contained within, you'll realize that it's not as bad as you think.

Maybe the Nintendo Switch successor is going to have backwards compatibility with Nintendo Switch games, so during the early times after launch they're planning to lean heavily into the backwards compatibility aspect, meaning they need to make it less convenient to pirate their games. It would make sense to attack Nintendo Switch emulation if that was the case.

Goodnight!

Palestine

Oh, that's great. Last I had heard, Mojang thought console players were too dumb for bundles or something like that, so it's good to hear that they're finally adding them to the game.

I don't share your opinion on this matter, so I don't know of one off the top of my head, and my quick search yielded no results.

Normally I'd say "Be the change you want to see." and encourage you to create a community for it yourself. However, you should probably ask yourself first, whether a community dedicated to hating something is even worth having, and then ask yourself if it is worth moderating. I can't imagine you'd have any real great conversations when it's all going to just be "x sucks" you'd basically just end up with the same post over and over again.

Nah, that's just toxic corporate stuff.

It's the same thing a lot of companies' subscriptions do where they give you something extra over time so that they can take it away if you ever decide to try testing out another service. Normally it is something small though, like something decorative or just something saying that you've been a member for a long time, so at least they're giving you something useful for them to take away later, or maybe that makes it worse, I dunno~

Well, a little bit of 'yes' and a little bit of 'no'.

If it is possible over the course of the game for turn orders to be changed, or for a player to choose to draw a card, or cause another player to draw a card, then it matters in a way.

If I can cause actions to make another player draw a card, then it is more meaningful if the deck is shuffled already, because the card that I caused the player to draw is the same as the card I would have drawn if I drawn a card instead. However, from the perspective of the user, there is no way for them to know the difference.

I feel like it is better for the integrity of the game if the deck is shuffled for real, though. Because if ever a user finds out that it doesn't work how it is expected, then it cheapens the experience in a way. Kind of like how the old Mario Party games determined the outcome of dice rolls when the die appeared on screen instead of when you pressed the button to 'roll' them.

There are a few inaccuracies in your statement, but It was clear the whole thing was about money from the start though, you shouldn't be surprised about this. If you were hoping for AI to be free to you, you should have only been supportive of software that you could run on your own hardware.

Anyway, these companies are in the position of ISPs now, where they have customers, but they don't want to pay for the infrastructure to support the amount of customers that they have, since they can make the same amount of money without making their customers happy.

None of that helps you... Sorry...

Welcome to episode 1 of Black mirror reality TV series!

Well, have fun with your pig, I guess. Haha.

Haha, I know they're doing it for the wrong reason, but it's still a pretty alright idea.

Woah, that's the first good idea ISPs have had in a very long time.

I'm pretty sure Reddit is just down right now, even the app isn't working.

Wow, that's a real bummer.

Good luck with fixing it! Of course, I guess you won't be seeing this until you do. Haha!

I suspect the but am not sure that the same nothing would happen if you plugged it into a different outlet in the room. Since reason nothing happened here was claimed to be that the connections are all shared, and since outlets are wired from one outlet to the next, they would still share the hot, neutral, and ground.