His belly looks a bit more toned and defined and his face a little leaner. He changed slowly and slightly but that's fine. Not everyone to needs to be a 2% body fat Mr. Olympia.
What is the advantage of a 'smart' fridge? No really. What does it do better? I saw a review of toasters from cheap toasters to crazy expensive toasters (that I believe were from a generation still not Internet connected) that did show that the really really expensive one did have better performance in getting the toast just perfect... But fridges? What do they do better?
No, they thought they were the cyberpunk hackers going against the evil government and they are all cool and underground and shit (even if they had the backing of the most powerful man in the country and the richest man on earth).
And doctoring is almost as old as photography itself. The Tichborne case in France in the 19th century is one. They had some basic tricks to photographs at the time (most double or partial exposures) but they did count as manipulation.
I remember an article from the 90s that first mentioned 'computer doctoring' in terms of photo manipulation. Before Photoshop become well known, the practice was called doctoring.
I was born in the early 80s. Things HAVE changed big time. A lot of things that we do not see on a daily basis that have changed majorly. Medical tech is one. most people do not work in the medical field and do not pay much attention to it (I am one of them!) but the sheer amount of stuff that has changed in medicine is staggering.
His belly looks a bit more toned and defined and his face a little leaner. He changed slowly and slightly but that's fine. Not everyone to needs to be a 2% body fat Mr. Olympia.
Yes.
And Elon has not produced a single workable anything, but sucked up billions in subsidies.
The mask is a classic.
He looks like a deformed Harkonen mentant from David Lynch's Dune without the eyebrows.
Can I ask one fucking question?
What is the advantage of a 'smart' fridge? No really. What does it do better? I saw a review of toasters from cheap toasters to crazy expensive toasters (that I believe were from a generation still not Internet connected) that did show that the really really expensive one did have better performance in getting the toast just perfect... But fridges? What do they do better?
OK so you are John Sir Donut Fucker Vibrating Butt Plug III. Like THAT makes you special!
Can you tell me why and what is so bad about it? I am legit interested in knowing. It isn't available in my area but I will avoid it if I see it.
The poor sarlacc will spit him out because he is so vile...
He spied on the US and the USSR. He was not some principled ideology. His ideological and moral compass only pointed towards money and nothing else.
A long and unhappy life in prison to clarify.
No, they thought they were the cyberpunk hackers going against the evil government and they are all cool and underground and shit (even if they had the backing of the most powerful man in the country and the richest man on earth).
In the US, people shoot themselves in the back of the head.Multiple times with their hands and feet tied up.
His grandfather was a double traitor who only cared for personal gain and money. He got what was coming to him.
Meanwhile he is following in his grandfather's footsteps by being a complete parasite and sack of shit to the country he lives in.
When someone uses a gun to kill, the gun is simply evidence and the means of murder. The person is the one on trial and will be punished for it.
Ditto for this AI.
Airbrushing was one technique. There were others.
And doctoring is almost as old as photography itself. The Tichborne case in France in the 19th century is one. They had some basic tricks to photographs at the time (most double or partial exposures) but they did count as manipulation.
I remember an article from the 90s that first mentioned 'computer doctoring' in terms of photo manipulation. Before Photoshop become well known, the practice was called doctoring.
We need to make it clear that we are opposed to the concept, not a specific company.
I was born in the early 80s. Things HAVE changed big time. A lot of things that we do not see on a daily basis that have changed majorly. Medical tech is one. most people do not work in the medical field and do not pay much attention to it (I am one of them!) but the sheer amount of stuff that has changed in medicine is staggering.
People forget that all batteries, even the boring stuff like alkaline batteries, have advanced big time since the 1970s.
Flashlights have also advanced dramatically. Flashlights in the 70s and 80s sucked ass compared to the ones we have today.