DoorDash is backed by investment giant Softbank, which this week posted a record-breaking loss of nearly $13bn.

Defending the loss, chief executive Masayoshi Son reportedly compared himself to Jesus.

Holy fuck, imagine the ego.

This looks like Dark Messiah with Witcher vibes.

Water is best when you’re thirsty. Water is best for hangovers. Water is best for sports hydrations. Cold water is best when you want a cold drink. Water is best for lunch. Drink more water.

I am quite surprised, that Ubisoft can still disappoint anyone.

Mean is the new cringe.

Poland’s most used emoji being Ukrainian flag is kinda hilarious.

Okay, gotta say, if Obsidian would be the ones to do it, as article suggests, then I’m interested.

We just need to get used to not owning ubisoft games ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
But for real tho, I wouldn’t buy it even if it was best game of all time, not after what ubisoft is doing. Buuuuuut, it’s a ubisoft game, so it probably won’t even be good enough to bother pirating.

Canadian embassy ceased operations in 2012 as Syrian civil war worsened

So probably no.

ReTruthed, lol

Still better than rise of skywalker.

As a linux user, can confirm.

Why sell something once, when you can sell it 1278 times!

Can confirm, I was running GTX 1070 and Wayland was unusable, after hopping to AMD it is flawless.

It does though? Right under the search bar there should be a switch bar to turn on localized search, and a dropdown to pick different location.
Or is it itself location locked?

“gui’s are for idiots”. It was rather unpleasant experience, especially with jpeg quality.

For a sec I thought this was aneurysm posting.

I checked original video, and sadly it’s fake.
A loss, really.

Yeah, that’s more or less what I meant. It’s not destroyed as in disappears, it’s converted into energy, and… goes away, but that’s still something.
I also realize we’d get less mass, some of it was blown away due to radiation after all, but the post implies that 100% disappears after decay.
Original post should probably not be taken too seriously, but this is this time when it was so wrong it made me uncomfortable :)

Matter is not destroyed, during radioactive decay some of the “matter” is released as energy in form of radiation.
I’d like to also point out that nuclear decay doesn’t “evaporate” matter. It’s reduced to stable state, which might be different isotope of the same element, or element with lower amount of electrons.
Another point that I’d like to point out is that I’m not a physicist, and this is oversimplification, and probably wrong at some points, but that’s my rough understanding. I am absolutely sure though, that you’ll not get half mass of whatever you had before after one half life cycle.