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My question here is, did they get the big fishes too?  While I despise scammers in general, I have also heard some of the people in the call centers are basically hostages and slaves.  If the heads of the business are not captured, it is a matter of time before they rapidly build another scam camp.

Never trust an Oompa Loompa.

I agree that he’s not the reading kind. It was a frequent complaint his aides vented about, as he wouldn’t read vital reports about... anything. It’s just so uncanny that there were 48 laws, and almost every single one explained something he did with success where others would have failed... except the one about

Yet another way to run a Crypto scam. I once read a book called the 48 laws of power. Quite a few of the principles it touts are quite anti-ethic, but like it or not they hold true even today (it is a good read if you want to identify stuff that can be used against you, if you can stomach reading a book that feels

The next crisis is coming. All the Jokers from every crisis ever, find themselves together in a blank, limitless space. They are all given reality-altering powers that they can use as they please, except directly on any other Joker. None of them is immortal though. A familiar, yet disturbingly sinister voice lays down

Meh... It’s not worth a penny if it does not include a cantina band animatronic that plays at the push of a button.

If an AI is doing your job for you, then there’s no need for you.  If you don’t have a job, you don’t make money.  If you don’t make money, you don’t buy things nor pay for goods and services.  If you don’t do that, the people who replaced you with AI won’t make as much money.  The goal of AI in general should be to

Who the heck greenlights these good-for-nothing ideas?  Why does Earth have to be involved in the first place?

$5 is an improvement over "worthless crap".  It'd be overvalued if you ask me.

I think people spending big on these NFTs are not necessarily interested in the digital goods. I’d chalk it up to:

I liked that movie. OK, the musical planet got on my nerves, but I've seen worse movies get more money and less criticism. 

Does anyone know what exactly happened with the original pilot’s cast?

If a simple skin color change on a fictional character triggers you into a frenzied rant, you definitely need help, and maybe a hug. 

In a scale between Andor (the most serious Star Wars production ever) and the infamous Holiday Special (the most awkward one not featuring JarJar), a Taika Waititi movie sounds like it would blast past the scale and go off the rails. AND I TOTALLY WANT TO WATCH THAT.

Call me back when VR is both standard and affordable.  At these price points and with so many competing technologies, any investment feels like wasted money.

The one thing about this movie that I ever cared about was getting to see Keaton as Batman one more time, and the trailer confirms I will so I am happy. To me, this is a short Batman 89 sequel with extended cameos by the Flash, the Moody Flash, Super-Not-Henry-Cavill-Girl, and Batfleck Returns.  Let’s see if any of

What are the chances that he still makes some sort of royalty over this, and what if his financial situation means it is not disposable income?  I don’t know crap, I’m just shooting in the dark... and shitting too...

I only got to the middle of things because it felt like they were going to set up more than they were going to resolve, and I am sick of seeing series getting cancelled after their first season.   Now I can officially finish watching, so I can stop in the middle of the second season waiting to hear if there will be a

Babi? A Frik of Babi (as in a murder of crows)?

Damn it... I love this series.  It's quirky, it's funny and very upbeat.  Lately it seems like any Netflix series is practically condemned to be axed after one season or two. What gives?