I don’t know about soup trout, but goldfish are thriving.
I’m from space!
I don’t know about soup trout, but goldfish are thriving.
Me
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Stupid sexy crack head
On one hand, yes.
On the other hand, that new Death Star approach scene was pretty tight.
Gen X: “I believe you mean 1999, not 2005”
Authenticity.
Shows with a laugh track are basically telling you that the writers producers think certain jokes are funny. And fuck that noise.
Shows without a laugh track generally get laughs because an audience is having fun.
I’ll speak as someone who has been in the creative space for 20 years.
Non-“making” work is a large part of any creative job. Sometimes it can be the bulk of the time spent doing the work. A professional isn’t just making; they’re often researching, synthesizing, pitching, negotiating, documenting, formatting, etc. All of that stuff is just as important.
I would check in with a community of professional writers and bring specific examples. An example type of job, the vague topic, the word count, the time spent writing, the time spent formatting in their tool, etc.
They can help to identify the gaps and problem-solve around it. Is the client underpaying? If so, how do you avoid that in the future and/ or negotiate a higher rate now? Or, is the writer spending too much time writing? If so, what are some techniques to expedite the craft?
We should organize a week to mail shit back, so the spammers feel the pain.
Scouting locations for surveillance pidgins and presidential weather control stations.
The E 686 Salad Sandwich was intel’s best CPU.
Prove me wrong.
Then federated Microsoft Teams
pro wrestler
I’m a bit confused as to what this PR blitz and marketing video are in service of. They don’t have a new game out, and I imagine that a new game wouldn’t be out for at least 2 years.
Is this an attempt to dangle yet another carrot in front of the Xbox install base? “Keep investing in Xbox hardware, because at some point, we’re going to have lots of first party games.”
Re: on by default
IMHO, the problem isn’t that it’s on by default, it’s the fine tuning of the feature. The velocity and pattern needed to trigger it + the lack of a reasonable max scale.
MacOS has had this on by default for a decade, but it feels more intentional when it appears. Meanwhile, I litterally still see KDE threads from people trying to troubleshoot “bugs” about their cursor size.
The KDE cursor needs about 15 min of a motion designer sitting next to the engineer that coded this.
Been in Mac OS since El Capitan (10.11.0) in 2015
Maybe I’m missing something, but I thought you could only upvote / downvote posts. Comments were just a thread, and whoever commented first was at the top.
Hence why a lot of our early shitposting was just commenting “first” as soon as an interesting post when live.
I should’ve clarified.
It had post voting, but no comment voting.
Alternative theory. Reverse image search is imperfect.