This is called drive schucking, if you search for that you should be able to find some lists

When a foster caretaker decides to adopt the animal themselves.

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Fuckin clankers.

Depends when and where you grew up, probably. We had to pass through metal detectors every day and attempting to bring a concealed weapon would have been pretty dumb.

More from the ACLU

Literally everyone, apparently. It doesn’t help compact and sedan options are getting slimmer every year too. I hate it.

I had a first edition bible signed by everyone except Paul, that asshole. Flipped it for a cool $50 in a garage sale though.

YMMV but this being NY, speaking from experience they have an army of meter maids ready to ruin someone’s day lol

Bleh, call the police non emergency line and get it towed. Insanity.

I really relate with that shower one, like they painted my spirit animal

I think the ownership class is thinking of revising “let them eat cake” into “let them eat dirt. We have no need for them.”

In the budding K-Economy, that seems to be the case. The objectively wealthy now make up something like 60% of consumer spending. It seems to be reaching the point that the majority of people can’t make enough money to even be considered vital to the economy.

He’s referring to skilled trades like electrical, plumbing, carpentry etc. People they need to build out the data centers.

3rd, 5th, 8th, 10th, 14th, likely the 22nd…

This should definitely make it into a history book, if we still have them.

Greedy little boot licking pig boy

Not that I disagree a stable studio has it benefits for all the reasons you listed, but even in the best of times most AAA is still not a normal 9-5 environment. Your expected to crunch just for your team to be laid off immediately after releasing something. Those studios were shedding labor like snake skin even before these bigger cuts. AAA has also been creatively bankrupt for literal decades at this point, executive boards churning out the same game year after year, with lootboxes and micro transactions being their greatest innovations in recent memory.

I can agree we need stable studios, with leaders who prioritize their employees, creativity and passion - but come on, glazing these corpos as shepherds of some golden age of gaming is absurd. Innovation WILL continue without them.

That location has the awesome blossom, making it the only chilis in the world worth considering visiting.

Abusing? Nahh, my homelab is powered by an AMD A6-5400K that I rescued a decade ago, you’re in good company.

I switched to Qobuz, their playlist migration process from spotify was seamless. However, i’m finding the recommendations and discovery lacking, and there’s not any kind of “radio”. On spotify I would just hit play and let it do its thing with Qobuz I have to be much more deliberate in finding music, when an album or playlist ends it just stops playing and it’s back to searching around for what I want to listen to next.

With all that said it’s still a solid option, their catalog is pretty large, they seem to have a lot more genre diversity, anything lossless sounds great, and their editor curated playlists have introduced me to some good music. It’s worth doing a trial run to see if it’s right for you.