Is investing in star cit ships actually a thing?  As in I buy this ship now and sell it to somebody else for more later?
(And last I heard, star cit has a relative decent track record of delivering the ships it sells, so I’m not sure any comparison to NFT’s are fair.)

I don’t think the NFT’s vanished. 99% of the point is that the NFT’s can’t vanish.

we failed to realize and contain all the FUD that was going on through a multitude of issues

It’s more effective to just use an off-the-shelf android tablet for the dashboard.

It claims she was led to a bedroom where Brown closed the door and refused to let her leave. The complaint alleges that he undressed and raped her, and that after he ejaculated inside her, he announced “he was ‘done’”. It alleges that Brown demanded Doe take an emergency contraceptive the following day. It claims she…

Agreed. The Authors take makes no sense as a motivation for them.

And yet the first lady has spare clothes in case somebody else shows up to a function in a similar dress.

The end game is about giving players the opportunity to resell their items once they’re finished with them or they’re finished playing the game itself

What the article actually says:

I thought it was more like the deed registered at city hall?

It’s “Worth” whatever the next fool will pay for it.

How could “too slow” be a threat?

I’m not seeing how it’s a pyramid scheme.

If you can be easily replaced in your job by an amateur willing to do it for shits & giggles, maybe it’s time to realize you aren’t good enough to make it a career and you should find something else to do.

If Dancers are dumb enough willing to volunteer their time, uhm... that’s... on them? Unless the article missed the part where dancers who declined were blackballed from the industry or they were lied to about it being a volunteer gig, I don’t see a problem here.

Perhaps “Actress Regina King Loses 26 Year Old Son To Suicide” may be a bit less ambiguous?

Brings gun to unarmed peaceful protest, claims self defense.

He paid for it, with a verbal agreement that when he turned 18 he’d get it.

From what I read/heard, the long barrel rifle exception for 16 or 17 year olds in WI applies if they are compliant with the statute that describes how to obtain a hunting permit. Not that they HAVE (or are in the process of attempting to procure) a hunting permit. (Which is probably what the legislators meant, but…

No reason to actually go there, but yeah. Both of the deceased’s families are arguably better off without them.