It’s a scifi series, If in their universe sands can pass vibrations for a long range, they are welcome to do whatever they want.

Nowadays it’s $70 pricetag + paid battlepass + micro transactions + paid expansions. All this money yet every triple A game is getting shittier and shitter.

Honestly it could affect it. People might just start using YouTube shorts or Instagram reels, they are not much worse than TikTok already

Now someone will really comment on it in 10 years and I will receive notification

It happens both in Japan and Korea…this is really insane. There was a celebrity weather forecaster girl in Japan and when she was discovered outrage was crazy

Don’t even have to bookmark. You type few words separated by spaces of anything in browser history, browser will show it as a suggestion. Example: “steam palworld” “Jira projectname board” Etc.

This doesn’t work for many types of ads

Sharing pirated content to millions of people is stealing, I agree. But it started differently. You bought the CD and you could lend it to friend, your game worked. Right now you buy games and only you can play it. Which is different with any other form of physical good. I buy a car I can let someone drive it for a day. Why shouldn’t this apply to digital goods as well? That’s how piracy started, because we couldn’t share our goods with friends anymore. Digital companies decided it’s loss for them.

This title is one of the 15%

And also the culture of idols etc does not have positive impact for sure

The problem is that between gpt 3 and 4 there is massive increase in number of parameters, but not massive increase in its abilities

https://github.com/fork-maintainers/iceraven-browser

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That’s why adblock wanted to by default allow not annoying ads, but there was a big backlash and other adblockers became more popular like ublock

There are also Firefox forks, but you have to install apk manually and then extension are easy to download without developer collection

Google is very smart with ad prices because they are actually not constant. Advertisers have bots that bid how much they want to pay for an ad, determining based on user data how much it’s worth for them, and if your bot wins, your ad is shown. That’s why if some advertiser decides to pay a lot to a lot of user groups, the same freaking ads are being shown to you all the time

I can’t blame them for wanting to restore monetization as adblockers removed most of the revenue from those platforms. But fighting adblockers is not a way to do this. They should either change entire YouTube business model to pay to access, or rework ads to be less annoying. If ads were not annoying as fuck, people wouldn’t be pushed to install adblock in the first place. Adblock became popular when video ads with sound started popping up on the websites. This includes video ads in YouTube videos, people just hate to watch video ads.