YouTube doesn’t/can’t take a cut from sponsorships. which is the point they were making. That’s where the money actually gets made. That or Patreon / streams.

Japan also started the whole emoji thing, though.

My grandmother furnished an entire house with quarters in the 80s, all in one go. It was apparently around $1,000 worth of quarters.

Someone knowledgeable enough would be able to figure out where every upload is going, I’d wager. But that would take Someone that is knowledgeable enough, as well as willing to expose an app like that given the potential consequences.

Stnoe, transparentsemi

There are few possible non-political comments I could disagree with more.

Nah, it’ll be CGI.

I never got to experience it on an arcade cabinet. My first exposure to it was emulated on my original xbox. My friend and I played that game for many hours every weekend for months, and then some! I believe it was available on PSN for a while as well. Such a great game.

It would be a larger influx of bullshit than even Reddit was able to pull off.

Super Puzzle Fighter II: Turbo. Easily the most fun and competent puzzle game I have ever played. It is especially great with 2 players.

A similar thing has happened with methane, I believe.

Shitposters on Lemmy tend to do stuff in waves and one particular user posted the memes to the point of spam which artificially started this one. That’s all there is to it.

It’s also very doable to get a for-real drill press for the price of making this.

Not using mainstream social media isn’t “hard core” - it is being sensible and actually giving a shit.

Is this one of the ways that Palantir plans to do mass surveillance? I would not be surprised.

I always wondered how much that costed them to make.

I am fairly confident that theNSA is aware of this kind of concern and they have an pretty cool repo.

Danger zone. Easy way to get sick.

Probably pickled okra. It’s actually crunchy if done correctly.

Just treat them with respect like anyone else. There are 3 topics to avoid in any work place for anyone: religion, politics, and sex life. That’s just a good general rule for all forced mixed company situations.