In fairness, it should probably come down to whether the content being shared is from a monetizable source, and who’s hosting the original media.
In fairness, it should probably come down to whether the content being shared is from a monetizable source, and who’s hosting the original media.
Facebook makes money on ads, yes, but they do so because of user engagement, which relies on new content being shared... quite often news stories. I’m not against what you’re saying necessarily, but it’s a bit disingenuous to separate the two.
Mostly enjoyed it as I watched, but by the 3rd act the thin characters (especially the baddies) and thinner plot give way under an overextended fight that has nowhere to cut away to to let the thing breathe. Never thought I’d say this, but the third act needed some kind of (non-mcguffin) B-plot to intercut with to…
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You don't recharge it. It's disposable. 🙃
Freaked
Yes, you would probably have to pick your (public) friends very wisely if you wanted to be the Vice President of Global Public Policy for one of the largest, most influential multinational corporations to ever exist. Especially as they edge closer and closer to gov't. regulation.
Not to be too pedantic, but long working hours and short turn around times have a lot to do with worksite safety.
I would be shocked if the new measures pass the vote after this incident and the attention the Ruby Rose story got this week.
The argument for live-fire prop guns is that recoil physics, and actor reactions are much more realistic than CGI'ing everything.
I live in a city where the municipality has been installing rubber speed bumps at corners to slow down turning traffic where there are a lot of pedestrians, and someone has been tearing them out within a week or so of installation, and tossing them on the sidewalk.
I don’t disagree that’s the ideal... but the vast history of business and corporations has exactly been the grinding up of workers as cogs for the enrichment of the ownership class. Corporations are never about societal progress (aside from their original biz proposals, which get thrown out about 10 minutes after real…
Ah, I didn't realize you were assuming there were security cams.
How do you prove that, though (in a brief manor, that would appeal to a judge)?
Hit up YouTube. Lots of in depth reviews there.
Hit up YouTube. Lots of in depth reviews there.
It’s pricey, and arguably doesn’t differentiate itself enough from a cellphone because of its fixed lens, but I’d add the Fuji x100v to this list if you’re compiling a “best of.”
It’s pricey, and arguably doesn’t differentiate itself enough from a cellphone because of its fixed lens, but I’d add…
I know it’s a griddle and not a fry pan, but even in my kitchen filled with literally $1000s of cookware, this is pan that gets used the most by me and my wife.
I know it’s a griddle and not a fry pan, but even in my kitchen filled with literally $1000s of cookware, this is…
Maaaybe they didn’t pay for it?
Anti-fog and anti-glare coatings scratch and rub off making glasses harder to see through.
Anti-fog and anti-glare coatings scratch and rub off making glasses harder to see through.