A lot of cities had them. But they got in the way of profits.

I’m against gambling, but at least with slot machines and poker tables there isn’t a cash incentive to go light the forest on fire.

The history of transportation in LA is tragic because at one point they had not one, but two massive streetcar networks.

Retirement is the cliff you jump off at the end where you get to enjoy a few moments of bliss before you splatter into the ground.

Something else? Ah, the review system is also terrible. If a product sucks and you get a refund it will remove your review.

One-time as in there won’t be another Spider-Man ad. I’m sure the next ad will also be a “one-time” deal as well.

Your issue is one of branding, which is fair. Though, it is not a social media company’s responsibility to educate users on the distinction between “private” from other users and “encrypted” from government snooping.

You have an expectation of privacy in a hotel room. Privacy over social media is akin to passing a note in a classroom and getting upset the teacher snatches it and reads it. Your “private” messages on Discord are not private.

Don’t mistake my opinion as a condemnation of online privacy. My point was privacy doesn’t exist on the internet without the proper encryption.

As it relates to the topic I think it was stupid to say something the FBI would perceive as a credible threat on something that wasn’t a secure communication. If someone said the same thing in a “private conversation” with an AI chatbot I wouldn’t be surprised if the FBI knocked on their door too.

Here’s the thing.

Never, ever, ever post dumb stuff like that in public. Don’t shout fire in a movie theater. Don’t shout bomb in an airport. Don’t talk about killing customers in the work groupchat. Unless you own the hardware or are using end-to-end encryption, it’s public. No excuse. User error.

I guarantee you if this teacher killed the student people would be carrying pitchforks over nothing being done about the messages.

It’s difficult to criticize Zendaya without being mistaken for a chud who is still upset over a POC MJ.

If Epic took like 10% of the budget they use for free games and timed exclusives and put that towards making their UX not dogshit, Valve wouldn’t even have a monopoly.

Unpopular opinion: What happened was a good thing.

• One should assume everything they say on the internet is public, even “private” messages on a social media app.
• The person who sent the message needed that reality check after saying something so stupid.
• Though this was a false alarm, it showed a semblance of responsibly from a social media company that is typically evil and indifferent.
• It is not the fault of the social media company that the FBI chose to act on the information.

what the fuck did i just read

He drinks the botox because he doesn’t trust needles.

That would be terrible news if their purpose was fighting crime.

Using loaded language like “deepfakes of disasters” is both disingenuous and cheapening of the word deepfake. Would they use the same words to describe a kid scribbling in some monsters on a paper road map? Because it’s the same thing.

I don’t think unit counts account for what ply the toilet paper is.

Ghost the gun, finesse the cannoli.