Then explain how my parents got Slash to play at my 5th birthday party

That’s a super solid sticker. WA State tends to have contests for elementary/high school students to design stickers for their counties, which produces really cool designs every cycle, but damn do I miss New Mexico.

Don’t worry; it’s bankrolled by Stake, an infamous online casino

Given the AI slop in the pics for this site, and the complete lack of any content, this is likely just bullshit trying to influence the narrative.

Also makes it easy as someone who doesn’t speak much (really any) Japanese to know what I’ll be getting if they don’t have an English menu, or I’m unfamiliar with the dish

Bioshock 1 for sure

Japan has the peak method of restaurant dish advertising for restaurants: Sanpuru

Luckily the folks I tend to chat with the most on whatsapp have a variety of different area codes, so it isn’t too complicated. Groups can still have names, so that also helps

Wasn’t this almost a thing? Didn’t Mike Myers record almost all his lines with an Aussie accent before the last minute change? Or am I misremembering?

I’ve been refusing to give them permission for about 5 years now, and the only ill effect I’ve really had is not having a name associated with the contact when texting them

Notably because AI is criminally underegulated. Milk is also underegulated, but not by quite as much.

This is also a good message for leaders of Europe who continue to bow to the demands of the US.

And I’ll hazard a guess that those 1000 billionaires will still be billionaires. This is a no fucking brainer.

Not that billionaires should exist, but there will actually be essentially zero impact if we tax them appropriately, so why not

So why are you using it? Why are you trying to whitewash something unethical?

If that isn’t the most whitewashing AI comment I’ve ever seen…

I’ve had various wireless mice for years, and never really had problems with latency or connections. My biggest concern is always battery life. I’ve had various Logitech wireless mice that run off a single AA and last for years, as well as “higher end” razer mice with rechargeable batteries that I put on the charger every night (but still last ~14 hours on a charge no problem). Really it comes down to the same things buying mice always do: does it fit your grip style? Does the weight work for you? Does it have the right number of extra buttons for you? Just add the extra consideration of battery life.

Curious how this is “traditional art”…