Huh? “Beyond reasonable” means that their demands were *extremely* reasonable. As in “I’ve been more than fair”.

OK I’ll bite. As a father of a nearly-11 year old what happens in Roblox? He’s kind of past it now, but I would spend time watching him mess around with it over his shoulder and watching YouTuber’s play it. It seemed a bit...dull to me but also fairly anodyne. Just a bunch of “beat these things to get this resource so…

So like your mom then.

I don’t understand this. Crushing and chopping 3-4 cloves of garlic takes 30 seconds. If I was doing it on restaurant scale, sure the automation would be nice, but compared to almost any other vegetable garlic seems pretty trivial.

I’m not sure how it works at Jezebel, but in many publications authors are not responsible for their headlines. I agree the headline is in poor taste, but the article itself seems more or less to agree with you.

Great. Then these companies should be paying for massive infrastructure upgrades for SF and paying penalties when their testing causes problems to actual people in their testing ground. It doesn’t sound like any of that is happening.

Indeed. To the point where I am deeply skeptical that he did it - or at least that he thought of it.

Orson Welles has entered the chat.

How do you know there’s no cannibalism, delightful or otherwise?

I bet they are just chomping at the bit to do so though.

I can only assume you are taking the piss. That’s like asking “if someone dies in a car accident while wearing a seat belt does that refute the entire idea that seat belts make cars safer?”

Cameron was old money. Bueller was certainly not poor and him grifting his way to wealth certainly feels in character.

Ah yes, surely she will ride an article that will be read almost entirely by people on the left that calls her a “flaming, gun-loving racist” to the vice presidency. What a weird take.

Not sure of the name, but found a photo:

I completely misinterpreted the headline at first because I just assumed the Supreme Court would be on the face-palmingly wrong side of this, but relieved they at least rejected “girls are little porcelain dolls” argument.

Yes but people are dying at much lower rates. That’s like arguing that seatbelts haven’t make a difference because people still die in car accidents.

I mean that’s nice if you can pull it off. Literally not an option for me (and vast numbers of people).

Seconded. I kind of bounced of Critical Role just because of the sheer length and also that they are all like multi-year campaigns. Dimension 20s relatively short campaigns (several of which are up for free on YouTube) are great, and they all do such a great job with characterization.

But Dany’s targets had always been the people in charge. She had consistently been murderous to oppressive and slaveholding elites, but we’d never really seen any indication she’d want to murder an entire town.

It *certainly* seems wild to expect that the people refusing to come to the table are thinking that far in advance - they want their big bonuses now. If the company goes belly up in 50 years (or even 20 years), I’d be surprised if most of them care.