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C suite execs and defenestration... you may be onto something!

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In my US state of Texas, speed studies set the speed limit based on a 85th percentile rule. They assume that people will basically ignore the speed limit and drive the speed they feel is safe. That's why we have highways with 85 mph speed limits.

https://www.txdot.gov/safety/driving-laws/speed-limits/speed-zone-studies.html

I feel for you, cause I'm in the same position. The upper management class seem to be particularly drawn to LLMs.

I do the same. The worst perpetrators I personally know are the management in the company I work for. My boss knows nothing about the field he is managing and uses ChatGPT all the time. Before I knew this, I thought he was technically ignorant but a fairly intelligent person. Now I can see ChatGPT's influence in every single email he sends out, and every half baked idea he has. He's influenced at least 3 other people in management to do the same thing. It's all so generic and infuriating when I have to interact with them through the written word.

Unfortunately I can't totally ignore them, and I've had to shoot down more stupid ideas in the past year than any other time in my life...

Don't threaten me with a good time Abbott. Also, it's painfully obvious that AI wrote this which aligns well with his data center policies.

Hardcore punk as a genre is all good political rock. Incendiary is a great band that is reminiscent of Rage. One of my favorite bands is Hostages, but enough of their songs are calls to violence against pigs and politicians that it'll probably put you on a list lol

Boots Riley from The Coup and Tom Morello from RATM teamed up for a minute and put out the project Street Sweeper Social Club which has some bangers. Also the best indie political hip hop that's come out lately is hands down from Infinity Knives and Brian Ennals. Their album A City Drowned in God's Black Tears was my favorite album from last year.

I just want to add another vote for the JX Pro. It's been my daily driver for 3 years and still going strong. I use it for Moka Pot, Aeropress, espresso, pourover, and French press with great results. Changing the grind size for different brew methods isn't painful. Grinding for espresso does give you a forearm pump tho. It's a great budget option, and as someone who enjoys the process of making coffee, a manual grinder adds to the process. If you need to grind more than 30 grams at once for guests, etc. then it is time consuming and takes multiple refills. That's my only criticism of a great grinder.

I remember playing this on the PSP. It was my only experience with the series, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope this doesn't awaken anything in me...

Healing! FR tho, I only casually played SFV and got into Street Fighter with 6, so I'll be interested to see if healing warrants the hate that everyone from SF4? seems to have. Overall, I think Elena and the new stage looks sick