On the other hand, a few well-connected people would miss out on sizeable profits, so who’s to say which option is better?
On the other hand, a few well-connected people would miss out on sizeable profits, so who’s to say which option is better?

No house, only slop

Monotype in 2025 are private-equity ghouls, right?


Does the iOS one get this sweeping access to everything as well (which would require Apple to specifically give it entitlements)?


“A new life awaits you in New Taipei”


The mining oligarchs (Rinehart, Palmer and such) bet big on the conservatives winning power and undoing the energy transition Trump-fashion at the last election, and lost spectacularly. The conservatives are out of power, and it appears to be for a long time, so the chickens are coming home to roost. The government is by no means a radical one (regardless of what some of the more unhinged propaganda from the fossil-funded right says), though as the markets themselves are leaning towards renewables on economic grounds alone, they’re trying to balance this transition with keeping the economy stable. Hence officially promoting the transition and funding decarbonisation of energy whilst still approving coal mines.


It’ll be longer. AI will be there to accelerate the cadence, turning “knowledge workers” from artisans who have the relative luxury of solving problems autonomously at their workstations intro assembly-line labour who hurriedly sling prompts and patch up botshit.

Visionary Genius Elon Musk in incompetence shocker


The name may come from stereotypes of life being grim and/or cheap in Russia

RIP Arduino


If there’s no light, you should see eigengrau.


Once Upon A Katamari, the new Katamari Damacy game.


Masturbating their hindbrain to feel something


Then the AAA studios will use some of their Saudi cash to buy out the most prominent indie developers, only to slowly strangle their products


Well, one’s vital statistics would include things like heart rate and blood pressure, so the name is presumably a reference to his strained demeanour.


Or Xi Jinping about Winnie the Pooh.
If the stereotype of autistic people having an oversensitive sense of injustice and not accepting commonly socially accepted rationalisations justifying it are true, then that could disqualify them from police work, given that the job is about enforcing the law as it is written.