*chirping crickets*
Enkers
That's rough.
The cynic in me suspects that it was removed for having no monetization. It'd be a potential direct competitor to Google's other offerings, and if people played that instead of something else, it'd potentially eat in to Google's profits.
Regardless, it's shitty of Google to not have any recourse.
Puerile, but it's well catered to the audience.
Hey asshats, remember when this exact thing happened in the US and the result of binding arbitration was that safety was undermined? I'll bet the people of East Palestine remember.
Let's not make the same mistakes. Give the teamsters their damned fatigue protections, and pay them a good living wage.
Typical Liberal L. Guess they only have morals if it costs them nothing.
Not quite 100, but the last long anime I watched was Monster (75 eps). And the one before that was Space Brothers (99 eps). I'd highly recommend both.
I tried to change at one point, and for quite a while I did, but I eventually realized that I enjoy reading more when dog earing the pages. It's like the book leaves it's mark on me, and I leave mine on it.
I am one of today's lucky 10,000! Thank you, this is amazing.
I don't know. It seems to me like he's just a bog-standard grifter and wanted to trade some votes for a cushy do-nothing job.
He's obviously a spineless opportunist regardless.
I just read over her filmography, and she's had some fantastic roles over the last 21 years. GitS is one of my favourite sci-fi movies of all time. What a loss. You will be sorely missed. T_T
Exactly. I'd be considerably more concerned if they weren't planning for these contingencies.
And the same should be applied to reading social media comments as well. Most people are willing to talk out of their ass about subjects they don't thoroughly understand. That doesn't mean all social media comments are useless, though. It just means you have to critically evaluate what you read.
Same with LLM's. They can provide useful information about and overviews of various topics, but it's important to understand their limitations and especially that they're prone to hallucinations. They shouldn't be used as any sort of authority on a subject, but make for a decent starting point.