Sure you are, buddy.

That’s not what his quote said. He said: “they’re probably not going to tune into another animated movie.” Yeah, they may not tune into another *children’s* animated movie, but not all animation is children’s entertainment. His statement is simply false.

What does that have to do with whether or not you’re in the market for animation? There’s a lot more animation on the planet than just Disney.

The reason to get a headset is every piece of software OTHER THAN the metaverse crap. There are some truly excellent VR games and experiences - it’s just that Facebook didn’t create any of them.

It’s utterly trivial to make a physical game of Snap - all you need is a cardboard screen for each player to arrange their cards behind. Then you both lift your screens at the same time.

The fuck?

Headlines often get changed, or A/B tested against different site visitors, so some people may not have been served the same title. Best practice is to ALWAYS have the content warning in the body.

14-year-olds aren’t “asking for it” you useless sack of shit. GTFO with that rape-apologist bullshit.

Uh huh. Sure you would. Because we know people who walk into a situation with their mind made up that someone is lying ALWAYS take evidence to the contrary very seriously. Such impressive self-knowledge you have.

In what way is this study not “serious”?

And that’s impossible to fake? You’d instantly believe that “evidence”?

What kind of “proof” could they provide that you would deem convincing? I’ve never seen ANY company anywhere deliver proof of a DDOS - that doesn’t mean that DDOS attacks are made up, just that no one in their right mind would deliver dumbshit skeptics on the internet their detailed private network data.

I guess, but this sentence isn’t full of “jargon” either - just names you don’t know. So you’re lacking context, not lacking understanding of what the words mean. Very different. You could replace the names with any company names and it reads exactly like any business article from the last half century.

Just like with micro-transactions and reality TV, to avoid it you literally just have to not buy it. They can’t shove anything down your throat if you don’t open your wallet.

That’s weird, because the only words in that sentence that express anything even slightly new or technical are “non-fungible” and the names of people and brands.

Except for the ones that only go down.

The principle wasn’t the problem, fuckwit, it was the cost. The waiver costs nothing - the pregnancy test is not free. Use your goddamn brain, or are you too busy being a prick?

Not true at all. In a public place you have no expectation of privacy and wiretapping statutes don’t apply. Consent for recording only comes into play in private, and in a one-party consent state you can secretly record any and all conversations you are a party to.

The doctor has fucking insurance - stop concern trolling and grow even a tiny bit of empathy, you fucking dick.

Every potential patient deserves to know that this doctor does NOT take the Hippocratic Oath seriously.