It's a circle jerk. Bots get paid by companies to shill, ads from companies provide revenue to companies.
Wait, this sounds awfully familiar... Oh yeah! The money changing hands between NVIDIA and Open AI xD
This is the new economy folks. Insurance, pharma and hospital networks do the same damn thing. Money literally doesn't mean anything anymore.
Played this 4 times back to back with a friend so she can stream and people still keep showing up to watch. It's wild.
That being said, there's so many dialogue options you'd never get to see without certain characters being in the party at a certain place or time with the right circumstances that we said f-it and got mods to let them all come along together.
This last run has been an absolute banger.
At the end of the day, it's what happens in the midterms that determine the next course of action. You can see every day that they're trying to rig them, and if they succeed in removing the only constitutional method to eject them from power, we're left with few other options.
Hit refresh on your news feed. Trump is now saying his golden ballroom must be approved. 'For Safety'.
While I can imagine all the nightmare scenarios, I've known a number of homeschooled kids who grew up with distinct advantages. There are flaws with public school too, as I'm sure you're aware. At the end of the day, the problems surrounding proper education of children from wildly different situations are not solved with identical tactics.
Makes me super glad I poisoned all my comments before I left.
This is the only answer. But you can bet Putin will help Orban try and rig those elections.
Oh noo... whatever shall I do with my life!
Don't forget the "at least we still have amd" mindset. If AMD picks this up (and the CEO's are related ffs) then the only work needed by game devs will be these horrible munchkin models that AI will magically fix.
At that point it's not only that we replace human artists anymore, it's that any new players in the gaming GPU market will have catch up to DLSS to even be considered as a viable alternative.
Why stop there? Just dig up the entire semi-peninsula there and make the strait STRAIGHT AGAIN
I'm not sure how people saw that they signed a $200 mill contract with the Pentagon and somehow came away with the idea that the Pentagon wouldn't use it for war.
For those not in cybersecurity, a 'local' attack means someone already has access to the host, meaning via remote access or sitting at the keyboard. This isn't a one and done exploit. Basic cybersecurity awareness is incredibly effective here.