Kobolds with a keyboard.
Despite viewers apparently walking out, Hell House LLC Lineage currently stands at an above-average audience score of 64% on Rotten Tomatoes. How is this possible I hear you ask? Well, that might have something to do with the fact that the producer asked viewers not to leave bad reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
If I was upset with a movie and wanted to leave a bad review, this request would make me go to Rotten Tomatoes to leave it even if I hadn’t otherwise been planning to do so.
The next few books are great, but around the middle of the series it really drug for me. There’s a huge number of characters to keep track of and a lot of simultaneous storylines going on, and while some of them are great, some of them are rather dry, and the dry ones always seem to get brought up right when the good ones are reaching a climax. Once you get past those few books, it gets good again, and Brandon Sanderson’s books at the end are excellent.
If you’re in the mood for a fantasy epic (with all the baggage that entails), it’s worth the read. There’s also audio books of the whole series and the readers are excellent.
The Eye of the World, the first book in the Wheel of Time series. There were other books I really liked prior to that, but I distinctly remember reading that one on a long road trip I was stuck on with my parents, and being just completely enthralled by it. Made a 14 hour car ride feel like nothing.
The series ultimately led to discovering Brandon Sanderson as an author (when he took over for the last 3 books in the series), which led to a lot more really memorable, beloved reads, so that’s a nice added bonus.
Having never heard of that show, I clicked that link fully expecting a horrible TV adaptation of the SNES era fighting game, and was wholly disappointed.
Anything that provides a service rather than sells a product. This would likely take the form of an app or website that people subscribe to or purchase, but could also be services like copy or video editing, voice work or the like.
Brokeback Mountain changed my mother’s entire worldview with regards to homosexuality, and I’ll be forever grateful to it for that.
They already had a closed-door interview with her. She could “commit suicide” tonight, and they’d just say “Well, I guess we can release the transcript of that interview - she named every democrat and said Trump was never involved.”
Godot is fantastic, supports linux natively, and it’s FOSS; highly recommend it.
Finally ready to acknowledge the anti-reptile speciesism, I see.
Sure, it’s not about wasting their time; this says they’re using a 3rd party service to verify, so theoretically they’re paying for that service. It’s about wasting their money.
I wonder if they pay per verification. If so, I wonder how hard it would be to set up a script to just keep submitting new requests a few hundred or thousands of times a day with random photos…
$8 billion lawsuit
They want Mr Zuckerberg and his co-defendants to reimburse the company for more than $US8 billion ($12.2 billion) in fines and other costs Meta paid following the controversy.
So… a $12.2 billion lawsuit, then?
I’m not a medical professional nor do I use hearing aids, so I might be misinterpreting the situation here, but are the speakers actually the problem? Presumably the other nurse’s headphones were capable of playing the sounds in that range; the problem was your hearing aid. How does having another speaker playing those same sounds help, if your hearing aid still isn’t able to correctly handle them?
It seems like what you’d actually need is something that can take in the sounds in the 20-100 hz range, but play them back in the 100-3000 hz range, so your hearing aid can pick them up, no?
End Users: “This software is buggy, their QA must suck!”
https://12ft.io/ works great to bypass stupid bullshit like that, as well.
At the low, low price of €5 per character? Zero chance of that happening.
Both Window and Face link to this page.
Am I missing something here? The links seem to have no relevance to the word they’re linked from; if that’s the intent, what’s even the point of making them linked from words in Ulysses? Further, out of the ~20 links you have here, there’s already a duplicate link.
This seems like a novelty that people would watch one time and then promptly forget about. Where’s the appeal in this at all? Not even from an “AI BAD” standpoint, but just, like… why?
The fact that they’re going to all this trouble over this image proves the point the image was making better than anything else possibly could have.