Lazy CEOs just don't want to work anymore!
Artyom
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Where Saddam Hussein? He has house and legs, both can be seen in the only picture of Saddam Hussein.
It's not explicitly Hollywood's fault. Someone who has no interest in franchise quality holds the rights for the franchise, and those rights will soon expire. Their options are to get rich on soulless cash grabs or don't and make no money. Copyright law hasn't helped content creators in decades.
This has been a very educational meme trend.
This post was made by someone who doesn't use latex.
A better headline: TV series written by committee trying to make money feels like a TV series written by a committee.
It's a perfect example of how copyright is horribly broken. The people who own the copyright have no interest in preserving the source material and no relationship with the original author, but they must churn out crap now before the copyright expires at which point they have nothing.
Future chips not affected by THIS cpu bug.
Good thing physicists solved that problem already; if everything is made up and can only be observed through our preconceived notions and there's no way to prove a world beyond them, then it doesn't matter. The universe we can observe is reality and everything beyond that is beyond meaningful definition and is therefore useless, which is how we define "philosophy".
Not if I become an alligator first!
Amazon Prime on my XBox literally doesn't work without my PiHole. I need to block the ads otherwise nothing plays. My PiHole was recently down for a few days and suddenly we couldn't finish any of the shows we were on.
Never trust these companies, they want to destroy their own products in the name of profit. Undermine them everywhere you can.
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Voting should be the most boring thing you do. Voting should be emotionless and involve studying candidates and their policies. It should be a thing you just do every 2 years, but don't really have extremely strong opinions about. Elections try to make it so emotional, but that's just the wrong way to think about politics in your normal life.
Making it emotional only benefits the media and politicians.