@JimmyBroadbent@TimeAttackUK@MSI__UK@Abruzzionline@moza_racing If I've learned anything from your racing videos it's that getting a functioning car on track is an achievement in itself. Maybe no human opponents to beat but a lot of other challenges were overcome to get that trophy.
@srmorris Really enjoyed the episode. As you were talking about the use of military drums in the build up to the first depiction of the assassination, it occurred to me they sound like the kind of military drums that precede a military execution. I wonder if that's what Stone had in mind?
@WilliamBibbiani @TheRochaSays Not all generative AI is. For example, the Generative tool in Photoshop uses Adobe stock images. I don't know what model they used for secret invasion, but it is not an inherently corrupt technology if the training data is sourced ethically.
@TheJovenshire At school there was truth in that, its like a cycling race if one kid comes on a racing bike and another is on a rusty bmx. By the time you reach the pros it's a level playing field.
@maurits_mt@jonathandavey@HSouthwellFE@JonnyRaja If it was truly one race like any other, it would have been directed as such and we wouldn't have seen that farce. The only reason we got that final lap was because it was the final race.
@Padgriffin_ @Duffbeer222 @wtf1official Yes, I think the most obvious reading of that should be - the race director gets final say in which of the permitted options is exercised - i.e. all unlapping or no unlapping, it's up to him, and he supersedes any other officials on that. Not 'he can do whatever'.
@K1ckPushCoast @sagcat@ant_iuculano@F1@redbullracing This can only been known in hindsight. If the regs were followed either the race would have ended under SC (this is what should have happened), or he would have had the padding of the 4 cars to give him a start over Max. Their strat was only bad because the regs were ignored.
@JimmyBroadbent@iCruells Maybe also the way you use Twitch, for off-brand and more chilled out streams? Probably also attracts followers who are fully on board with your style, whereas Youtube attracts a broader audience.
@Jobbie1874@JackieTetrault In that case try Master & Apprentice, which is set before Episode 1. I think you would also enjoy Dooku: Jedi Lost as a companion to that.
@JimmyBroadbent I rarely get to watch live so I appreciate you leaving it up despite the technical problems, it seems like your break was good for you because the stuff you've put out recently has all been really fun to watch.
@TheJovenshire Line of Duty might scratch the itch. Or you can just go back and watch the classic murder mysteries like Poirot, the David Suchet series is terrific.