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What is the actual point of a bra?
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Damn you really did smoke a little too much
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What is the actual point of a bra?
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Damn you really did smoke a little too much
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Developers fight back against Unity’s new pricing model
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Even in their old TOS they said if you didn't agree with any future TOS updates they could stay on their current version and the old TOS applies.
But obviously they deleted that part in April, which makes this much worse and most likely illegal.
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Is it safe to use pans with peeling nonstick coating?
I've looked into this when buying pans, I'd say it's still unsafe. Apparently in 2013 they changed their formulation so the chemicals aren't toxic and if ingested it's inert so it doesn't affect you at all.
With all that, I still don't trust non-stick and bought myself a stainless steel pan and I love it. It's easy to maintain and when cooking properly most things don't really stick either.
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Apparently it's the next iteration of AI based antivirus where it uses smart algorithms to detect system behaviours and makes assessments on whether they're malicious or not
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Actually when we cry we release certain types of chemicals and endorphins which make us feel good. Kinda like your body is saying hey you're sad, this will cheer you up.
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Why did Pootin threaten the whole world with nuclear weapons, but then stopped doing so?
The threat wasn't to attack. It was more of a warning, saying that if NATO was to step onto Russian soil he would use them.
Nuclear weapons are basically a defensive weapon. You never aim to use them but you have them as a deterrent. No country wants to mess with it or test whether a nuclear nation would use it
To do so is suicide, both to call their bluff or to use the weapons. So you get into a state where militarily no one can do anything (except wage a war in a country that doesn't have nuclear weapons).
That's kinda the purpose of nuclear weaponry. To use then it's basically game over for everyone everywhere.
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YouTube will have fewer ad breaks on TV — but the ads are getting longer
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Can vouch. This, revanced and ublock on all my different devices and I haven't seen an ad in years
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Android's new real-time app scanning aims to combat malicious sideloaded apps | TechCrunch
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Or more an excuse to monitor and read app data
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That game is definitely not underrated
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What happens if flat Earthers go to space?
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What I don't understand is let's say it is flat. Why would they go to such lengths to lie that it's round? For what purpose.
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Staying for the week at an AirBnB in Rochester, MN. This is what I just found out I'm stuck with.
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It's actually crazy how many adults are entitled children who don't know how to deal with issues
Acting like that can very easily backfire
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History entered the chat
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Binance, world's largest crypto exchange, to pay $4.3 billion fine as CEO pleads guilty to federal charges
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Gambling is one hell of an addiction
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Louis Rossman/FUTO's YouTube app, GrayJay, now supports Sponsorblock... and shames you if you use it
I'm fairly certain they didn't want to include it but felt it was the only way to offer the same/better service over revanced.
I'm sure as hell happy about that. I understand the creators need their sponsors but at the same time, I cannot stand ads. Like this I'm keeping his app and frequent it more often.
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Creators of Slay the Spire will migrate their next game to a new engine if Unity doesn't completely revert their changes
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Cause it's probably not worth it for them to migrate and learn/train on a new engine unless Unity goes forward with their plans.
But you're right, this completely destroyed Unity's reputation. Even if they revert, who's to say they won't try something like this in the future.
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Star Citizen Just Had its Biggest Crowdfunding Day Ever With $3.5 Million in 24 Hours
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I have no proof but I'm convinced it's some sort of money laundering. Especially when they released the $30,000 DLC bundle to get everything
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Why Vivaldi will never create ThinkCoin (post from 2022)
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Exactly, it's a speculative asset based on the greater fool theory
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Can Trump still run for president now that he's a convicted felon?
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Don't forget, it's not like he has a right to the presidency. The president is voted in. So technically speaking the people decide if the felonies make a difference or not
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Games industry leaders braced 'for up to two years of pain'
This would have happened sooner if it wasn't for the cheap debt. Unsustainable businesses, hiring passionless staff and managers, mismanaging and producing sub par products.
Eventually people stop supporting these games.
When the money runs dry and it's harder to borrow due to higher interest rates, you have to start cutting costs. And if your business is inefficient and bloated you have to downsize to survive.
If that doesn't help, you go bust.
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Audioz is widely regarded as the best place for music production software. Why do they delete posts?
I'm fairly certain some pages were removed due to copyright. Someone published a download for FL Studio 21, and that got taken down, where people within request posts were telling others to find it elsewhere.