I think what was truly surprising is that they were bought for 4 billion.That much money for... basically an out and out scam. Paypal is that sure that it's:
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entirely legal
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Will never be stopped
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will return on a 4 billion investment.
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seriously... did you watch the video?
https://youtu.be/vc4yL3YTwWk?t=785
Here. Here's a link to the exact moment that entire chapter starts.
Huge fan of the we are legion, we are bob series right now.
It's about a guy at a sci-fi convention who signs up for one of those "we freeze you before you die" programs/scams and wakes up as an AI with no rights a few hundred years in the future.
It really starts going off the rails when he gets sent off to space and given orders to
Build a space station
Copy yourself several times
Send those copies off to build more space stations.
A growing civilization of yourself and endless space. What can possibly go wrong?
I actually heard she's aiming for a governor spot.
Ordinarily I would agree, but there are a few issues with that.
For one, he's not just an actor. He's also credited as one of the 13 producers and co-producers. That producer hat does not disappear once the director yells action. That alone should open up a door for all 13 of these guys to get charges applied if they ignored warnings about safety. Not saying it's an open and shut case, hell maybe he's only producer in name for bragging rights and never attended a meeting, it's a valid argument he can make. But I think it definitely opens the door.
Secondly, the amount of star power he has does give him some power in this film. If people are complaining about safety and he's domineering over people going "Shut up! I need filming done in 3 months so I can move to x film, give me the gun lets go". He's culpable in my eyes. He actively silenced and ignored concerns in that hypothetical and proceeded to roll the dice himself. Again no idea if that happened but it would absolutely open the door for charges.
The fact that the case is being dropped suggests that maybe they thought they had a case in these two veins, but ultimately couldn't make the argument to a reliable degree.
I don't think it's an unreasonable ask either, but from what I understand, Valve is incredibly libertarian, like more than the libertarian party libertarian. Their politics and policies are freedom freedom freedom, and any form of regulation is sheer anathema to them.
Oh, never even heard about mbin. I just now the same error has been on kbin for 8 months now
WHICH IS WHY WE TREAT MOXXIE NICE
AND EXPLOSIONS!!!
So one year my sister an I save up for a game cube. We had Kirby air ride, a few controllers, a few Zelda games, we were happy campers.
Christmas rolls around and the first thing I unwrap for christmas? Halo: Combat Evolved.
We're good sports about it, everybody makes mistakes, second and third gifts? two xbox controllers.
the morning continued, memory cards, some xbox party game, the works.
right at the end, the SOB reveals he won an xbox in a raffle.
happy ending, but god damn that was an awkward Christmas start
I honestly think southern states haven't shaken off the notion of mudsill theory.
They might not call it that anymore, but god damn does their entire platform seem to push it.
Indeed the amount of streamers and conservatives gushing about Japan right now is kinda surreal.
Like they genuinely thought the US has a monopoly on freedom -_- name a western country that ain't.
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... Ok well here's the link to the moment (in the video you watched) where we have one **staff ** member giving an official response to how LTT interpreted the problem in a forum post on their website.
https://youtu.be/vc4yL3YTwWk?t=811
And here's a link to their youtube channel where they talk about honey
https://www.youtube.com/@LinusTechTips/search?query=honey
You'll notice. There isn't one.
So for at least two years, they knew honey was stealing affiliate links and considered it a big enough problem to end their partnership, but did not consider it a big enough issue to make a video on it.