Well hold on now.
That's basically exactly what happened during the RAM cartel of the early 2000's. I think one guy went to jail for like 6 months, but other than that, yeah.
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I mean, they've been around for 35 years and they do something like 5 billion USD a year in revenue. I think they're going to be fine.
I don't necessarily want this iteration of Epic to be fine, but I'm sure they will be
I think this would be a great laundry chair, and not much else.
That's why we comment first, then use version controls. Also we never test in prod.
ROFL yeah right!
No way! 68% of 120 is 120% of 68, so drop the 100% now i just need to figure out 20% of 68 or do i need 68% of 20 which is really just 6 tens plus 8% so divide 20 by 10, then times 6 which is 12, now we need 8% of 20 which is just 20% of 8 or whichdies
Tiresa out here shitting dicks left and right.
It's like driving on a couch.
Have did that because he built several industry leading video games, then built the largest online video game store front, and a hardware company the size most companies have for web dev.
The video game industry is larger than Hollywood and the music industry combined. Steam generated over 17 billion USD in revenue over 2025, with a team of around 350 full time employees.
One of the biggest reasons i stick around, is just the slower pace and lack of algorithms. If i check in the morning, there's a good chance that the same content will be trending in the afternoon or evening so I'm less inclined to scroll.
I tried out the whole traditional adult thing, and honestly, I'm a lot happier watching cartoons and playing video games.
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I was tasked with putting the letters on one of these signs for a few years, and the people who would send me messages had no interest in the actual physical dimensions of said sign so often it would read garbage like this. I'd then start purposely placing unrelated things on the same line, my favorite being: "YOGA.BOWLING LEAGUE SUNDAY 6PM"