

Cradle of Filth - Her Ghost in the Fog
Rebecca Black - Friday
System of a Down - Bounce


Cradle of Filth - Her Ghost in the Fog
Rebecca Black - Friday
System of a Down - Bounce


That’s about $14.5M or €12.7M. HP is estimated to make ~$11B annually (worldwide, no figures specifically for India) from “print supplies,” which is probably wider than ink, but 🤷♂️


“Software, it mattered in the past. Software today makes up less than 12% of the business, and collectables makes up over half the business. So, it’s totally, totally irrelevant.”
12% of your business is no way anywhere near “irrelevant.”
Prove this isn’t AI by posting another angle (s/he’s cute and this is a good excuse)


I thought making turbine blades significantly heavier was the stupidest idea in this thread, but you’ve proved me wrong!


What a horrible website to browse. Auto-scroll, inundated with ads, links to other articles in the middle…
Not really surprised, they’re too busy killing children to put time into anything else.


If anything… 49% sounds low, considering how many of these shit-tier chat bots are becoming required. Nobody is choosing to use them, given the choice, and the companies that force it are all losing market share because of it.


It’s basically just a shortcut instead of inserting “up to the amount you paid for the product” in every single place they mention payment, which I assume is many.
TBH, I think Samsung easily wins this in court, but is it worth the negative press? I’d argue that they’ve already lost more than they ever stood to save, but maybe they’re worried this will turn into a trend that would cost a lot more 🤷♂️


Also in that policy, however:
IN NO EVENT WILL SAMSUNG’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FOR THE PRODUCT.
Shitty? Absolutely. Legally sound? Honestly, I don’t think there’s a chance in hell Samsung loses this… but is it worth the negative PR?


That is absolutely not normal procedure. Apps generally use one universal API key per API surface, not unique keys per user.


People who dislike the game aren’t going to review it
I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding about how most media ratings work.


Amazon canned it when it was at its peak too.
…what? Peak what, exactly?


Man, I disagree with all of this. The frontier models are actually good, and basically everyone in my F500 company has been using it. The codebases i work on are super-legacy java, where it does great despite us having like 75 different patterns for each task, and a massive front-end web repo where it thrives because we’ve been extremely strict in typing and patterns leading up to this. It even does pretty well across repo boundaries, despite having significantly lower context for those situations.
I genuinely will never understand the people saying they suck. Are the worth the price? I have no idea, I’ve never used them for personal project. But they are at least as good as a dev with 3-5 years of experience, at this point. Our career is boned.


unfortunately, the people that do those jobs are not just going to keel over and disappear
Unfortunately?


…duh? The Steam Deck had queues, too. Why wouldn’t they be ready to do the same, successful thing as before?


For the record: I’m not interested in reading comments stating your views on AI, because it will serve no purpose for the question that is asked here. I’ll just simply block and move on. If I wanted your views, I’d ask for it but that’s not what I’m asking for. Downvote angrily all you want because ‘AI’ is even mentioned, it doesn’t matter. I don’t care about how Anti-AI you are for signaling virtue on.
Fun-fact: starting your post as an exhausting asshole doesn’t get you the responses you want!


It was Quake for us 😅 I’m not even that old, it’s just the only game that was small enough to store on the shared network without being discovered


Seriously, how are there still so many people on meta? What percentage are bots is the real question 🤷♂️


Awww, boo hoo, people don’t like my billionaires overlords 😭😭😭 so sad, how will they ever sleep at night
LittleBigPlanet and Until Dawn are their big ones