I think part of the issue is hypermasculinity and the focus on zero weakness is a relatively new thing. I'm not saying the idea that men are tough and that people being ostracized for not fitting the mold is new, but in recent years there is certainly a higher importance placed by conservatives on staying in your lane in political and online discourse that can trap young people into thinking there's no wiggle room. But go back to the years they see as the golden years (good luck getting them to pin that down or why they were golden btw). I don't know. 40s maybe? Nazis love ww2 stuff. Watch movies or listen to songs from then. It's all about how women make men feel light and gay (happy back then). They feel twitterpated. They swoon. Those are all words for feeling soft and fuzzy. Cishet men put themselves out there to women they felt lovey about and got rejected sometimes. The letters they wrote in wars are about how they miss the tenderness of their partners. Relationships are the respite from the horrirs of war. Not the other way around. Modern conservatives are lying that men were pimps and that women are only attracted to power. Some women are, but a good lot of them were probably raised in that mess too and think they have to do it that way.
I've had this thought for a while. I don't know how big of an issue loss from theft actually is, but if you own a store and perceive it to be a major issue, why give the customer access to anything? You could make it distopian and shitty like you're saying it could be, but honestly, if you do it right it doesn't have to be. Reorganize the store so the customers can see what is available, but they get a code or ticket instead of the item. Then have the employees pick the items once the customer is ready to pay. We already have a counter serve model like this for a butcher or baker. Convenience stores do this for highly regulated items like cigarettes and liquor. Just do it for everything. If that was the premise from the start, I wouldn't mind because it would be less hostile. The current half asses model of I pick most of my stuff, but then I have to call one of 2 pissed off overworked employees to unlock the other half individually is hostile to the customer and the employee.
Are we concerned that the image is AI or that the content of the posters is not real? As others have said, the image doesn't have the usual tells of AI, but also there are plenty of articles that confirm the content of the posters. Lorenzo was indeed murdered by ICE and was a father of 3. Who was Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, through the words of his son
It sort of starts with what is "canceled" to you. Do you mean never work in the industry again? Lose all fans? Face legal repercussions? Someone like Louis CK had a reckoning during me too. It wasn't enough to face legal charges, but he stopped for a bit and lost some fans, but not all and came back after a couple years. For some that was enough, while others were pissed he still had a platform at all.
It also depends on the type of celebrity or artist. Some have very little barriers to entry to get their stuff out there. A YouTuber just needs to be able to post a video where bands or live performers can have venues cancel on them. Even if YouTube steps in, someone like Alex Jones can move to another site and keep making content for his fans.
I see canceling as a means of spreading awareness to others that a celebrity had done something wrong and isn't worth spending time or money on. It is often a stop gap when our legal systems don't have means to right a wrong. If a celebrity did something morally wrong but legally gray they shouldn't get off scot free
That is interesting that the all in one approach had better results.
To your question, I still don't have a solid use case to justify the fuss and energy consumption. I see it is a novel way to interact with your computer. I like the idea of an assistant I could talk to, but the surveillance piece is too creepy to get over using regularly. I've had ideas for specific tasks like 3D modeling and origami, but I'd like to know which models are good at that first. The only real uses I've encountered are trip planning or translation, but for the 2nd one I'd go to Google translate directly before Gemini. My question is mostly that I see the fuss and I don't get the approach the industries seem to be taking.
His manager was tipped off by his constant use of his catch phrase. "Makin' the copies!"
I think part of the issue is hypermasculinity and the focus on zero weakness is a relatively new thing. I'm not saying the idea that men are tough and that people being ostracized for not fitting the mold is new, but in recent years there is certainly a higher importance placed by conservatives on staying in your lane in political and online discourse that can trap young people into thinking there's no wiggle room. But go back to the years they see as the golden years (good luck getting them to pin that down or why they were golden btw). I don't know. 40s maybe? Nazis love ww2 stuff. Watch movies or listen to songs from then. It's all about how women make men feel light and gay (happy back then). They feel twitterpated. They swoon. Those are all words for feeling soft and fuzzy. Cishet men put themselves out there to women they felt lovey about and got rejected sometimes. The letters they wrote in wars are about how they miss the tenderness of their partners. Relationships are the respite from the horrirs of war. Not the other way around. Modern conservatives are lying that men were pimps and that women are only attracted to power. Some women are, but a good lot of them were probably raised in that mess too and think they have to do it that way.
You're right, this did work. But it's annoying for any other image I have to hit the HD button for
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More layers of skeuomorphism?!! We must go deeper!
A model like this was proposed for the home real estate market on Nathan for you. I assume there's some carry over to hotels as well
But my chiloren love playing with their 502 plece set!
You have to remember these are simple farmers, people of the land...
I've had this thought for a while. I don't know how big of an issue loss from theft actually is, but if you own a store and perceive it to be a major issue, why give the customer access to anything? You could make it distopian and shitty like you're saying it could be, but honestly, if you do it right it doesn't have to be. Reorganize the store so the customers can see what is available, but they get a code or ticket instead of the item. Then have the employees pick the items once the customer is ready to pay. We already have a counter serve model like this for a butcher or baker. Convenience stores do this for highly regulated items like cigarettes and liquor. Just do it for everything. If that was the premise from the start, I wouldn't mind because it would be less hostile. The current half asses model of I pick most of my stuff, but then I have to call one of 2 pissed off overworked employees to unlock the other half individually is hostile to the customer and the employee.
They're I-igghit?
Thanks to the last one I'm seeing a big head on a tiny body with pigtails
Throw on a wig and you'll have the Last Air Coillette
Perhaps they're started by Greendale alumni
It all goes back to the Dems who wanna what?... Contillytactize?
Are we concerned that the image is AI or that the content of the posters is not real? As others have said, the image doesn't have the usual tells of AI, but also there are plenty of articles that confirm the content of the posters. Lorenzo was indeed murdered by ICE and was a father of 3. Who was Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, through the words of his son
The PC of Theseus!
2 of the 3 sisters
It sort of starts with what is "canceled" to you. Do you mean never work in the industry again? Lose all fans? Face legal repercussions? Someone like Louis CK had a reckoning during me too. It wasn't enough to face legal charges, but he stopped for a bit and lost some fans, but not all and came back after a couple years. For some that was enough, while others were pissed he still had a platform at all.
It also depends on the type of celebrity or artist. Some have very little barriers to entry to get their stuff out there. A YouTuber just needs to be able to post a video where bands or live performers can have venues cancel on them. Even if YouTube steps in, someone like Alex Jones can move to another site and keep making content for his fans.
I see canceling as a means of spreading awareness to others that a celebrity had done something wrong and isn't worth spending time or money on. It is often a stop gap when our legal systems don't have means to right a wrong. If a celebrity did something morally wrong but legally gray they shouldn't get off scot free
That is interesting that the all in one approach had better results.
To your question, I still don't have a solid use case to justify the fuss and energy consumption. I see it is a novel way to interact with your computer. I like the idea of an assistant I could talk to, but the surveillance piece is too creepy to get over using regularly. I've had ideas for specific tasks like 3D modeling and origami, but I'd like to know which models are good at that first. The only real uses I've encountered are trip planning or translation, but for the 2nd one I'd go to Google translate directly before Gemini. My question is mostly that I see the fuss and I don't get the approach the industries seem to be taking.