I mean, given how much money Epic has burned on this, I think the more equivalent comparison would be one nation declaring war on the other but exclusively spending its military budget on fireworks.
Talking about it being more convenient for the stores is extremely funny, the real reason is mentioned in the timeline even if he doesn’t want to explicitly say it at the end: removing the date stamp lets them move releases around however they want no matter what, which would be very convenient for WORC if they would rather shove another UB set down the pipeline.
Yup. It’s a bit of a question of how paranoid are you/you feel you need to be but it may be worth keeping in mind that the baseband modem of any phone is proprietary and runs its own unaudited software the end user has no control over or insight into.
Yeah it’s one of the classics. In reality, the rich liquidate stocks all the time, particularly large amounts might not always be able to be dumped on the market immediately in one go but well, then it’s simply done over a certain timespan, but generally speaking it takes quite a lot before the market “cares”.
Meine persönliche Verschwörungstheorie ist ja noch immer dass AMDs und NVIDIA‘s
Geschäftsführer vor ein paar Jahren beim Familientreffen beschlossen haben den Markt unter sich aufzuteilen.
I am genuinely curious, this whole thing is most likely an effort to sell more TVs, but does that actually work? Is there a significant segment of customers which buys TVs based on whether or not it has a (link to a) chatbot in it? Or did some exec just decide “our products need to have AI now” with 0 research done.
Unless Bethesda manages to speed up production massively, I am not even fully convinced Fallout 5 will see the light of day while Todd has anything to do with it still.
The controller was perfectly fine. The concept was slightly ridiculous and I don’t think I ever played a game that actually used the left side, but ergonomically it was fine.
For coke I imagine it’s the desire to remain continuously culturally relevant so it remains - the - fizzy sugar water in everyone’s minds. (How effective that actually is I have no idea and I suspect, neither do they).
McDs meanwhile has lost revenue (in part attributed to their price hikes amongst other factors ) and is probably hoping to drive up sales.
The funniest bit about that is, that you can clearly hear even the actors think it’s stupid, yet somehow those were still the best deliveries they got.
Yet another product for the “yeah this would be interesting if smartphones didn’t exist” pile (and funnily enough this one even requires one to even do anything)
It might have something to do with the US bombing and bullying other countries for decades.
I mean, given how much money Epic has burned on this, I think the more equivalent comparison would be one nation declaring war on the other but exclusively spending its military budget on fireworks.
Talking about it being more convenient for the stores is extremely funny, the real reason is mentioned in the timeline even if he doesn’t want to explicitly say it at the end: removing the date stamp lets them move releases around however they want no matter what, which would be very convenient for WORC if they would rather shove another UB set down the pipeline.
Yup. It’s a bit of a question of how paranoid are you/you feel you need to be but it may be worth keeping in mind that the baseband modem of any phone is proprietary and runs its own unaudited software the end user has no control over or insight into.
Hui! Ich habe tatsächlich erst letztes Jahr angefangen zu spielen!
Magie die Zusammenkunft
Ne, Modelleisenbahn ist nicht so meine Welt, ich habs mehr mit überteuertem Karton.
Musste ich tatsächlich googeln, ich hätte nicht geglaubt dass das echt ist…
Gibt’s da Anzeichen das Kim Jong Un das Zeitliche segnet oder was hab ich da verpasst?
Honestly I am a millennial and I am not entirely sure I would know who she is if not for the Streisand effect.
I would be very surprised if it wasn’t, at best it’s stuff no one bothered with and somehow I expect that won’t get torrented much either.
Yeah it’s one of the classics. In reality, the rich liquidate stocks all the time, particularly large amounts might not always be able to be dumped on the market immediately in one go but well, then it’s simply done over a certain timespan, but generally speaking it takes quite a lot before the market “cares”.
Pretty sure yeah!
Meine persönliche Verschwörungstheorie ist ja noch immer dass AMDs und NVIDIA‘s Geschäftsführer vor ein paar Jahren beim Familientreffen beschlossen haben den Markt unter sich aufzuteilen.
I am genuinely curious, this whole thing is most likely an effort to sell more TVs, but does that actually work? Is there a significant segment of customers which buys TVs based on whether or not it has a (link to a) chatbot in it? Or did some exec just decide “our products need to have AI now” with 0 research done.
I would really like to see data on this.
Unless Bethesda manages to speed up production massively, I am not even fully convinced Fallout 5 will see the light of day while Todd has anything to do with it still.
The controller was perfectly fine. The concept was slightly ridiculous and I don’t think I ever played a game that actually used the left side, but ergonomically it was fine.
For coke I imagine it’s the desire to remain continuously culturally relevant so it remains - the - fizzy sugar water in everyone’s minds. (How effective that actually is I have no idea and I suspect, neither do they).
McDs meanwhile has lost revenue (in part attributed to their price hikes amongst other factors ) and is probably hoping to drive up sales.
The funniest bit about that is, that you can clearly hear even the actors think it’s stupid, yet somehow those were still the best deliveries they got.
Yet another product for the “yeah this would be interesting if smartphones didn’t exist” pile (and funnily enough this one even requires one to even do anything)