It’s more of way for people to try to get their New Years Resolutions to stick.

Still, it’s not as stupid as “Movember” compared to the original “No-Shave November”

I think the difference is that in most of the acquisitions you cited, the buyers involved were publishers.

As far as I can tell, Embracer started out as essentially a Marshalls/T.J. Maxx of video games, buying and reselling excess stock of physical games, and then started acquiring smaller studios.

I feel like this is a case in which insurance companies will have much better data than government/law enforcement

As much as this sucks on the surface, it would be interesting to hear about what was going on behind the scenes. Were things going smoothly, or was it a shitshow like Anthem and Skull & Bones were? Hopefully some dev’s are willing to talk.

Counterpoint: nowadays with continuous patching, you’re still getting an unfinished product even if you buy it AFTER the official release date

Question: what happens if the GPS confuses being on the highway with, say, being on a frontage road? I get that it can check against posted signs, but if you’re in heavy traffic, the camera might not be able to see the signs.  

I do have some advice for those that do: don’t publicly share evidence of your alleged crimes if you want to continue enjoying the freedom of the road.

Target is fancier? I'll admit that Target is generally a tad higher-quality, but perhaps someone should tell them that the "Tar-jay" pronunciation is a joke?

Scenes can be nightmarish without giving your actors one.

Do you mean the decision to use the more efficient, higher-bypass engines without redesigning the entire airframe? I don’t if that qualifies so much as an engineering decision as it does “the entire point of the product”

opposite Nicolas Cage as her tyke-napping husband H.I. Future Coens regular John Goodman joins Raising Arizona as a scheming escaped convict who threatens Ed and H.I.’s new nuclear family.

Chicago, according to Fox News?

Wargreymon has been out here stanning for Palworld like it was Elon Musk.

Gonna be honest, I stopped watching Law & Order after they started doing product placement for WestLaw.  

They also did that same thing before. In “The Great Satan.” They had an immigrant from somewhere in the Middle East that they got to turn informant against a terrorist cell, and they played on his love for America and his desire to be American, and then he got deported for it.

Knee cutter bumpers are pretty obviously not safe (since it literally breaks your knees upon impact)

but it also lacked redundant features (they cost additional $$ which many airlines skipped) that would mitigate the issue.

I dunno, considering it’s Florida...

One HELL of a headline pairing, guys!

Hell, it isn’t just that corporations are pursuing ever-growing profits. Ten years ago, Wall Street was gobbling up 30% of corporate profits.  And it’s almost certainly gotten worse with the explosion in private equity.