@p0gromcaCS Because that's not true at all. At most, only 10-15% of Filipinos have Spanish admixture. Some source says 3% but the sample size is just 28, and tribute/census data at the time says otherwise.
Update: We are working on a follow-up to the LG story and have some disturbing findings re: LG's products. It will take us a while to parse everything and we have involved multiple security researchers, lawyers (working on reading around 40,000 words of LG agreements that are, generally, terrifying in scope), and network experts, but will have an update for you all as soon as we can finalize collecting all of the information and parsing. There is a lot for us to crawl through (and I'm also already up to thousands of dollars in LG product purchases, but each one peels back another layer of the enshittified onion). This will be a fairly large research piece and will take time, but is also the worst I've seen so far in this 'genre' of product and agreements.
What's really funny about this, is he's giving a "class" on this and he's historically always been wrong.
"I think they'll be rejected by the viewers." OK that's a cute thought, but they're not. In fact they're so overwhelming popular that the only way to stop them is artifical limits in the algorithm itself (which seems to get more false positives then anything)
This is the same guy who said he could make a new YouTube channel successful with his knowledge, only to completely fail so hard he had to start using his money and connections to try and salvage it, and even that didn't work.
He got where he is by pure chance and has absolutely no idea how to replicate it.
This is a very solid critique. This may be a one off but I truly believe that the success of my first video is just purely because of my title and thumbnail.
https://t.co/B8OvllnXCb
@MizusPuddle It has too many elements that are more or less illegible
Look at the screenshot. That’s the size of thumbnails on a phone
The text is too long the models are too small and too plentiful and everything is blue so it all bleeds together
It’s quite telling why even budget memory companies like ADATA are fear mongering with the usual “10 years of shortage”. They went so much hoops to secure stocks of memory that they do still want to sell them.
ADATA chairman warns DRAM shortage will last another 10 years. 🔗 https://t.co/58xK2BrJdu
He added that in the next 10 years, the world's scarcest resources would be electricity and memory.
And what did she get? Endless harassment. She didn't even lecture her like this clown. She just said how she couldn't take the commission because of her religious beliefs.