I could see it being useful for games with terrible translations, or that might rely too much on culture-specific imagery or assumptions in their design language/plot to make sense to countries/cultures with different assumptions/expectations/morals.
Could also be useful for multiplayer games with regional servers that have a lot of activity in some countries and are dead in others.
They always said the South would rise again.
If anyone has ever wondered what it would look like if tech giants went all in on “brute force” programming, this is it. This is what it looks like.
Others have given some simple suggestions that you should try first, but if this is a recurring issue, you could consider seeking an opinion from a doctor. If you have some untreated, underlying condition holding you back, no amount of healthy living or caffeine is going to improve things in the long run.
For example, it’s possible to develop allergies late in life, which could lead to grogginess and headaches.
They are responding to the body of the post, not the title. There is text as well.
Agreed. My concern, beyond the executive overreach that others have mentioned, is that employers could theoretically remove all other options from your available investment vehicles. That would be even more colossally stupid, and I don’t expect it to happen, but that would be the other way this could bite regular people even if they know better. At least they should give you the option to roll your account over into an independently managed IRA before liquidating everything.
Funny, I thought of it as geological carcinization.
So messed up. The store bent over backwards to appease the bigots, and they still aren’t satisfied. Just goes to show their only real complaint is that trans people exist in the first place. Boycott them for giving a spineless apology instead, when they could have stood up for their employees who are just doing their jobs and have to deal with cretins like these.
And why wouldn’t they back it? Without worker protections, they’ll be able to just pocket those tips.
Even then, they’ll just call it deepfakes.
I might be able to help clear this up for you. Whether or not the take is spicy depends on how transphobic or ignorant the parties involved are, so I’ll start by addressing the facts.
If you are a woman, then it is gay to be attracted to a trans woman.
If you are a man, then it is not gay to be attracted to a trans woman.
Regardless of whether you or anyone else is a man, woman, gay, or otherwise, and of whatever physical bits are involved, you are not obligated to be attracted to anyone in particular.
If you are a straight man, and you do not visually perceive the trans woman as appearing consistent with your idea of what a woman should look like, then you are unlikely to be attracted to her.
If you are a straight man who is attracted to a trans woman and feel uncomfortable with or threatened by it, then you are transphobic. This doesn’t necessarily mean you hate trans people, it can just mean that you fear being associated with them or having to think about them.
On spiciness:
He may end up needing a lawyer if he gets targeted by hostile legal action, but that hasn’t happened yet. He can always get one later. It doesn’t make sense to get a lawyer to manage funds when there are no funds to manage.
You mean Scott? He’s not managing anything for the EU initiative, he’s just promoting it as a volunteer. Is there even any funding involved in the petition?
The founder of SaaS business development outfit SaaStr has claimed AI coding tool Replit deleted a database despite his instructions not to change any code without permission.
Sounds like an absolute diSaaStr…
Party of small government, huh?
We can only speculate about the meaning to/intent of whoever drew it. The reality is that regardless of intent or personal interpretation, if anyone in the workplace recognizes those images as having that kind of meaning and is made uncomfortable by it, that constitutes workplace harassment, whether it’s intentional or not. If the company doesn’t take it seriously, they will be liable for legal action. At least in the US - I assume most other English-speaking countries have similar laws. So it’s not really an overreaction - they need to protect themselves as much as their employees.
Whether you or I ascribe that meaning to the images or not is immaterial - clearly, someone does. Given that the images have nothing to do with work anyway, the only thing that matters is whether they genuinely bother people.
I mean…I didn’t watch it either, but I can’t picture a workplace where it would be considered acceptable and professional behavior to draw pictures of impaled women all over the place.
If I’m following the article right, it crawled from 2013 to 2021, and smashed at some point between February and June 2025.
What I want to know is, with Linux increasing in market share, does that mean we’ll need to start worrying about viruses on Linux now?
It’s not really impostor syndrome - he really is unfit, he’s not just imagining it. Definitely some kind of deep insecurity/inferiority complex or something along those lines, though.
If you like My Name Is Nobody, you may also enjoy They Call Me Trinity. I haven’t seen My Name Is Nobody, so I can’t compare them, but they are both Western comedies co-starring Terence Hill, so it wouldn’t surprise me if they have some similarities. Trinity also has a sequel, but I haven’t had a chance to watch it yet.