How about evwryone purposely cones to him and requests it. Then when its nit availabke, leaves work abruptly to go buy the product. On conpany time. One by one. Until he gets the message.
Obviously, nobody should actually. Be at risk of an accidental leak(?) but there is no way for them to check if youre wearing a pad or tampon.
I would also consider taking all the toilet paper from the mens room daily and stocking it in the womens. See how important it is then.
Alternative view. Being a regular customer means your are treated like a person rather than a customer. This means watching out for your safety around other members of the public. Or giving you warnings about unsafe events or people nearby.
Community keeps us safe. Being a regular can be like being a part of your community depending on the type of establishment.
Do the kids not know who Yuri Gagarin is?
I think pacing is of it’s time. Movies that seemed perfectly paced on release can seem slow now, as pacing has changed. So, to me, there is no such thing as perfect pacing as the movie may seem different in retrospect, which doesn’t take away from it.
Look at purposeful slowing of the pace in anime scenes. Look at intentionally hyper fast pacing in thrillers like Taken. Both have more artistic merit than a well paced marvel movie that moves along but feels pedestrian.
Playing with pacing can also make it fun, like memento or pulp fiction.
I’d say, particularly well paced films are usually long epics like gladiator, braveheart, titanic, lord of the rings: as they need to be to carry the audience through a longer narrative. Or twisty thrillers that change course and weave, so you don’t stop to think too much and miss the magic, like sixth sense or silence of the lambs.
Interesting question, though.
Hmm, so the makers of ai find its output is slop? Odd.
It seems like they would be better off accepting the slop, as now they devalue their product and risk encouraging the crash. Still, better sooner, than later.
If you’re ok to look past electricity, there are chemical heat packs designed to be inserted inside gloves and boots. Just crack them and insert for several hours heat.
I don’t think it’s that important to defend. In fact, I would say deregulating it to stop anyone having a monopoly on the airwaves at all would help more than protecting them.
Keep an emergency channel requirement only and get rid of the rest. It’s all become junk advertising.
The UK seems to have transitioned to digital TV pretty well, largely thanks to the BBC having no ads. There are a range of specialty channels that aren’t advertising heavy like America or australia. However, it’s enshittifying to slop over time.
More like sponsored content, rather than content. Or, as we usually call it, advertising.
Travel is enlightening. When you unlock more if the map, you’ll find out the orientation is different, too!
No, a stick holding its breath.
What’s green and sticky?
They did well with Spider-Man. Sure, not as good, but still good. Have faith in creative people that did it right first time.
Yes, but only a limited range. If you just had Apple TV and that was it, you’d be at a loss for content. Even if you took an interest in all the types of shows they make. It’s like hbo back in the day, but without a constant range of changing movies. It’s an add on to other content.
It looked wrong as I wrote it. Thanks.
Yep, the dems need to hold him accountable. As do the beurocrats. They always seem to let him get away with it. It’s infuriating.
Vote.
While I agree people should be able to picnic without alcohol, I don’t think the laws are helping to stop either drinking or public nuisance.
There are lots of oibs where you can still drink. It’s just more expensive and more commercially focused, and you can keep going past what you planned.
Council banning things on a purity basis erodes freedoms. If people become a nuisance, alcohol or not, deal with it then.
Yes, it’s so slow and cumbersome. Fine as a backup but it also makes security worse if everyone uses email as then access to email gets everything.
On the flip side, so many apps these days keep data local, but the master copy is all on their servers.
You want to back up SMS, photos and any downloads, documents, files or data. It pretty much needs to be manually done.
Yes, but selling the llms is not profitable either. They are burning through cash at extraordinary rates.
Even at highly subsidised rates, ai startups can’t make a profitable product. It’s nuts.
There is a data centre builder here in Australia that looks to be cancelling their IPO due to lack of interest and being priced downwards by a similar amount.
This could be the start of investor flight.