I meant in respect to the eSIM providers. In that sense, the Apple article was not sourced, detailed by mischlep below. 

Oh man, you’ve hit on the interior design and ergonomics hill that I’m willing to die on. I find TVs mounted high on the wall or above the fireplace to be an uncomfortable and annoying viewing experience. The middle of your TV screen should be at eye level from where you’re sitting, or maybe *slightly* above. Unless…

Reddit is 100% right on putting your TV at eye-level, and any installer will tell you so. This is the exact advice that experts give with the placement of a computer monitor, so that you don’t hurt your neck. A TV above the fireplace is certainly too high... unless you do all your TV watching while standing.

What makes me think that is an AI can generate environmental concept art with the same art style as the majority of concept art, and it can do it in seconds for a layman using a text prompt.

Can these tools be used in bad ways to rip off and steal from artists? Yeah, absolutely. And that sucks, but it’s hardly some fault of the software. Art builds upon itself - Michael Kutsche’s art is also an amalgamation of different peoples’ styles. If these algorithms are straight-up copy/pasting chunks of someone’s…

/imagine dreary once highly respected blog beset by cruel owners and cynical bloggers who hate everything

I have to interject my opinion here. Black does not mean African American. It encompasses all of the diaspora. Black American would be more fitting, but limiting Black to one segment is a bad look. Signed, a Black person from Belgium. 

Black =/= African American. If she’s the first African-American or the Black American say that. By your own admission she is in fact not the first black female character and what you apparently are excited for is her the American-ness, represented by her braids and walkman. So to leave that out and then to try to…

GTF outta here with that! “It’s different” my ass.  If you meant black, say “black”. If you meant African-American, say “African-American”. Words are important, right?

Good thing you wrote that specifically and not just “first playable black woman” to confuse everyone.

Although I think I get your point, I feel just using Black as a synonym for African-American is a very American centric viewpoint and perhaps undersells other black cultures

Being obese is well within your ability to change though...unless you have another disability causing it like being unable to walk.

Being morbidly obese SHOULD be “stigmatized”, dipshit, just like smoking has been, and for the same reasons.

Saying she’s morbidly obese - which she is - is no more ‘wrong’ than calling a person with red hair a red haired person.

Devil’s advocate:

Dumbass she is a MODEL. Her WHOLE LIFE is about inviting criticism. I can’t wait for the inevitable breakdown on social media when her “thick skin” no pun intended, wears out and she can’t take it anymore lol. Fat people know they are fat and people like her are in denial and it will come out soon. See Lizzo’s many…

She needs to eat a Salad too young to look so unhealthy 

Wait, so a video game designed for gameplay first and realistically simulating a real city a distant tenth, set in a world where everything is run by for-profit libertarians, in which the subway system was VERY specifically not finished in time to be in the game, has bad subways?

Next we should lament the fact that Night City’s insanely high murder rate and propensity for gunfights with automatic weapons to boil over into main thoroughfares doesn’t produce a realistic response from the people who live there, namely that they would abandon it.

Mirrors Edge has a color palette designed around its gameplay and its one of the primary reasons the game still holds up