You know, I can't fault them for it. They gave it a try and decided the land wasn't their bag.
qarbone
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Nukes?
Yeah, 8 is the correct choice as an adult male. I'd be safe from Gaetz, with access to the aisle.
Define "works"?
If you're a CEO, cutting all your talent, enshittifying your product, and pocketing the difference in new, lower costs vs standard profits might be considered as "working".
Oh, dreadfully sorry. Shall I...just stick my neck out here? Or is this going to be a trampling? Let me know.
They made a successful cipher that has thwarted their enemies into perpetuity.
Nah, not me. I'm a husky: smart enough to get myself into trouble, not smart enough to get myself out of it.
Yeah, and then we got better
No! Absolutely not! Are you trying to kill us all?!
My natural eyes are rather fukt, so yeah I'd agree. They're killing it.
She's 84 and I placed her at late 60s at the convention, as someone who remembers the name 'Pelosi' once every half-year. I guess it was a tag team cage match with her surgeon and beautician vs me and my perception of older women.
If, 24 months from now, most people aren't coding, it'll be because people like him cut jobs to make a quicker buck. Or nickel.
"*Video game piracy is not stealing" is closer to a statement I can get onboard with. A trivial example to disprove the former statement is the classic, seafaring pirate.
But a more salient example would be pirating music. If you have a pirated copy of an album such that you don't need to buy another and don't stream it from any official sources, you are materially and negatively impacting that artist.
Edit: it came to mind after I posted you might hold the position "I haven't taken anything from them and I wouldn't have bought it regardless of my pirating, so I haven't deprived them of anything." A position I've seen a number of times and fundamentally disagree with. Not trying to be rude but I'm not going to engage with that particular thought experiment.