It has, Musk bought it.

Surprising everyone who was born yesterday.

Sounds like the Big Pharma strategy

Wasn’t Chile in the brink of a civil war recently? I’ve no clue about Uruguay though.

Wake me up in 2 months when 80% of new users churned.

But are any doing well?

I wouldn’t be able to decide how to feel if told “missiles are inbound but still interesting”. Deeply in panic or unhealthily curious?

But that’s just a coincidence, I’m sure.

That’s literally communism and also the cause of everything wrong with the economy, that’s why!

When I said the beginning of 3D movies, I meant the Avatar Era. And the ones I usually see are normal polarised, not circular. And to me it’s still a stupid gimmick thst adds nothing positive to the experience of watching a movie.

But definitely not the Disney variety

The Youtube channel “answer in progress” made a video about gacha and I still don’t get it. I hate collecting junk, even more when I can’t choose which junk I get.

I don’t know if France and the UK would have liked that.

I don’t know what modern means here, but the cinemas I go to still use the same glasses as from the beginning of 3D movies.

And then went to TV to complain

Reminds me when people were shit talking Melania Trump for being obviously much younger and hotter than Dried Turnip. She shut them up because no shit, shes hot, he’s affluent, it’s win win. Relationships are social contracts, not Disney fairy tales.

At least you can still read some of reddit without an account.

Not people publicly traded or having to answer to investors is important because you don’t have to maintain forever increasing profits. You can take more risks and focus on your users needs. Most brands put out lame products because they are trying to keep a certain margin of profit.

I don’t always want people around me to listen to spicy voice mails from my SO.

I don’t believe Valve is selling them at a loss, but they definitely have less pressure to profit because they are not a publicly traded company.