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Mmmm i don’t remember seeing that but open to pictures or whatever
Mmmm i don’t remember seeing that but open to pictures or whatever
Wow just like vinyl, sort of huh? That’s fascinating, I never considered it.
So close
I think you’re watching some variation of a “shreds” video
? Did not know that. I assumed they were essentially WORMs but otherwise identical. Do they not use the same laser or something like that?
Ah! Yes. Hm. Well then . . . where do distributors get theirs from? Not Sony, presumably?
I don’t know how you mean, but okay.
No, but that is a compelling narrative.
It’s because men sexually assault women a lot. Like, an awful amount. Children, relatives, the whole thing: 1 out of 3 women have been sexually assaulted. That’s why it’s different.
Also no, but interesting point
No, but very men’s rights there.
Yes. And why was that?
This. Management screwed up multiple times and doomed Sega to be . . . well, whatever it is they are now.
Bad Management (or “good management” if one finanically benefitted from this decision).
Yes.
And why do we think that might be different? Anyone?
I don’t know that to be true, but if so why has the history of Windows been a continual string of vulnerabilities, hacks, and weak security such as their own cloud service being compromised and their codebase stolen?
That is, if there’s a DoD “version” that’s more secure, couldn’t they make more money selling that? I dunno, they’re dead to me but they’ve never been short of people who want to use them for whatever reason.
The whack and double-whack theories still have issues to resolve. People tend to prefer them to “don’t know” or “other” but they shouldn’t be called 100% true.
I’ll try: Way. Bigly. Le chat grande.
Well, you know what I mean.
Well, in the case of BBT that’s specifically what the article says - the sound of laughter on set is the audience. But yes historically laugh tracks were used to replicate that. And for a long time most people didn’t know it was a laugh track.