@alex_prompter Used a bug to get onto the internet? lol, what? I guess the computer wasn't actually locked down if it had a wifi card or ethernet cable attached to it - smells like marketing bullshit!
@DavidSacks Maybe don't steal peoples land with eminent domain and make communities have to subsidize the electrical and water needs of data centers. You're shoving of the burden onto normal people so that corporations can enrich themselves is 100% the reason you guys are losing the race.
@TheShadowIntelX I'm so tired of how Joe always acts like he's hearing stuff for the first time when he's had conspiracy and paranormal conversations on his show in over hundreds of episodes.
@RippleXrpie The last thing the CCP is gonna do is lose face in front of their own citizens, so no matter what happened they’re going to spin it in their favor.
@unicorntrainee@VHSDVDBLURAY4K Star Wars was never meant for adults, just kids, so naturally to promote the movie they give away a sports car. https://t.co/Qt2TG52UY1
@unicorntrainee@VHSDVDBLURAY4K Absolutely! It’s for the kids, and Disney did such a good job of appealing to kids that the sequel trilogy toys were literally flying off the shelves and everyone at school was decked out in Star Wars merch.
@Michael45976936@VHSDVDBLURAY4K Truth, well written stories with sensible plots and interesting characters was just absolutely unreasonable to expect from Disney. We need to lower our expectations.
Isn’t it just as simple as culture oscillating between fits? The 70s and 80s saw slimmer fit styles which slowly evolved into the baggy styles of the 90’s which became unpopular with the millennials who thought gen X wasn’t cool anymore so everything went slim again, and now Gen Z thinks the 90’s were cool so they go back to baggy. In 5 years slim is coming back with a modern twist.