Classic Trump. Find a problem that doesn’t exist. Like needing a missile defense program when no one is shooting missiles at us. And then boom, no missiles are hitting us. Trump can declare victory over the imaginary problem.

This is absolutely insane and no one will want to buy those GPUs.

I checked and Vollyball is, but the other variants are not.

We lost so many good ones when Flash died.

Like Slime Vollyball still works, but we lost Slime Basketball/Bowling and all the versions. And a thousand more just like it that are gone now. https://oneslime.net/

The number will eventually approach 99.9%.

Are we only comparing the best of the best in each? Because both can be great in their best form.

But if I had to pick one and lose the other, for the good of society, I can’t imagine the videos are helping more than the written word is helping.

For example, we’ve only had 1 president in the USA since television who was shorter than 5’11.5", Jimmy Carter. We refuse to elect short people now that we can see them.

Videos can be misleading, unhelpful, and fail to paint the whole picture. Look no further than the society we live in today, where loads of fake videos get pumped out and then we need written articles to explain all the things wrong with the video.

Obviously fake info can be written down too, but we have a much bigger problem with fake videos. TikTok is the modern equivalent of a newspaper. Newspapers have laws about what they’re allow to print. At least half the stuff on TikTok is engagement bait, ads, political ads, etc.

In which era were people better informed? Print era or video era?

Irsay gave some pretty amazing interviews because he was often drunk. Although maybe he just always slurred his speech regardless.

This guy was a billionaire, and just a decade ago was arrested with $30k in cash, and loads of pills, inside a laundry bag in his car.

I also remember him for bringing that whale back to the ocean, so that’s cool. None of these articles coming out today do justice to Irsay. We lost a guy with a lot of character today.

You’ll be at work, walking the opposite direction as a co-worker who you are seeing for the first time that day. “How are you?” You can’t stop to talk, so you only have time for a 1-3 word answer max.

My parents don’t tell me I’m living wrong, but it seems to be the basis of every religion someone tries to sell me.

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I’ve never had a result that helpful. I’ve seen it make up sports results in advance though.

The richest man in the world is currently creating Skynet and robots. His favorite film is clearly The Terminator.

I thought one of the biggest lessons of this whole thing was trying to create a Jewish state (or anything similar) on top of a place where people already live is going to create conflict with the people that already live there.

Also telling Jews to go back to Germany after WWII. “War is totally over guys, time to go back to Germany.” That’s gonna sound like a childish prank.

Stop calling it “deported” when they’re being imprisoned in a foreign country.

Did you see his unhinged performance as Ty Cobb? It was pretty hilarious.

It does have Muppet sex though.

There’s a stage play called Avenue Q

https://www.amestrib.com/story/entertainment/local/2023/11/06/with-swearing-and-puppet-fornication-avenue-q-comes-to-actors-stage-in-ames/71316506007/

Because the app seems to think “ad free” can include ads as long as they carry a “skip” button. Which are still ads.

Yeah ad blockers are great for that. I know from experience Peacock with ads will all be blocked if you have an ad blocker. But that only works on my computer not my Roku.

It clearly says it’s on the paid tier only?

Not that I care much one way or the other. I’m still frustrated with HBO Max selling me “ad free” and then putting a skippable ad at the start of every video. It’s not ad free if there’s a “skippable” ad! I paid extra specifically so I wouldn’t have to see that.