Like if they're gonna make a fake video to advertise their product, at least make her clothes look wet

I'm about it. Gore and jump scares are the slapstick of horror.

1. To make sure the commercial real estate industry doesn't fail
2. Because it would be made obvious how unnecessary most middle managers are

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Many economies have the daily commute factored in. Think about how industries like auto, oil, road construction, fast food, etc... Would be affected if everyone worked from home.

Blender

Literally everywhere is part of a bigger sunken landmass. Just depends where you draw the contour lines.

I got you OP

+1 for Akira Slide

Manager knew it was a pro and wanted some cash to keep his mouth shut

OP, this habit is exactly how old people fall victim to propaganda on facebook.

See funny picture and move on. 3 days later the topic comes up. You're not sure why, but you feel like whatever thing/person/group is bad. No facts needed, just vibes.

Article seems to imply the Linux Foundation is susceptible to AI-related corruption/pressure.

But of all of the companies listed, Anthropic is the only one I'd consider related to what is implied.

Those other companies are huge conglomerates. They're some of the biggest companies in the world, with a foothold in just about every sector. You might as well draw correlations to IPv6, SSL, or any other technology. These companies have a vested interest in Linux for a ton of stuff that isn't related to AI at all. Stuff like network infrastructure and embedded devices come to mind.

Is "useless" a bad word now too?

What's this "Helen Keller wasn't real" meme? I've never heard (or seen) it

It was a popular image floating around a little while ago

Without even getting into the electronics similarities, they use common raw materials and manufacturing facilities. Diverting resources to one lowers supply of the other, affecting costs.

In Germany you you cannot inform a website that it has a vulnerability, because in their eyes, vulnerabilities can only be found if you're intentionally looking for it. Therefore you must be a criminal.

^This. "Used to" is just a safety phrase that gives them a way to back out if you're not into it.

Bro, you just stretched out your shirts

Anime was never a problem. Sailor moon, Pokémon, and DBZ were super mainstream, and you had stuff like Voltron and Speed Racer before that.

The issue is people who either only talk about their hobby, try to force other people into it, or in the case of anime, expect real life to be the same way or act it out themselves (see naruto running comment in OP's screenshot)