I thought cars in the last decade couldn’t have hood ornaments anymore ?
Meh, I no longer participate but it still had a huge wealth of knowledge. Only time I end up on it is from a search engine.
IIRC this all came about because a different company has the rights to Godzilla in the US and that US distributor didn’t want -1.0 to cut into the sales of the new Godzilla Kong movie, which is all bullshit.
cross-posted from: https://catata.fish/post/7302992
Well that's depressing
That sounds like something a bot would say…🧐
Tbf, the US just had two people contract avian flu from cows. This kind of thing can happen anywhere.
Wasn’t that the joke? Iirc Hammond cut a fuck ton of corners.
He told The Independent: “We thought that was a disastrous act of economic self-harm.”
Sums up Brexit pretty well.
Could this be a case of gen z having a larger online presence than boomers? Kind of like how people from Florida are more likely to be attacked by sharks than someone from Kansas?
Edit: I somehow missed this on the first pass.
There are a few theories that seem to come up again and again. First, Gen Z simply uses technology more than any other generation and is therefore more likely to be scammed via that technology
The flip side of the argument is that if you also host the media you are not at risk of having broken links. I’ve seen a number of long running forums that had post bodies that contained external images that are now broken.
Of course an argument can be made that the only reason that those forums have lived for so long was due to not having costs associated with hosting media.
Pizza rat became a thing after This