Can’t have a rainbow without LIGHT

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And then the restaurant down the street that doesn’t give two shits takes the soup and uses it to make their own stock and serve it to you without the warning. And when the other three restaurants and the soup kitchen see THAT restaurant taking it, they ignore the sign that says “contains piss” because surely, if that first guy was using it it can’t be that bad, and even it it is, well, they can’t get us ALL if we ALL do it, right?

This is actually a post about artificial sweeteners.

Yes. If you’re giving soup to someone who isn’t homeless, you are allowed to pee in it. It’s in UN Charter.

Yeah… I also saw Man in the High Castle.

It’s a good idea for a slogan, but it won’t resonate with Americans, because they’re culturally fine with dead kids.

Just as long as they don’t die before birth.

Sad accuracy noises

Right back to the store then.

Fuck around and get a charge back.

Not if you do it on a data center construction site, make it look like a homicide, and stop the construction until the investigation completes.

Instead of buying and selling futures you have to get into the pasts market.

Don’t worry…

We also have a brewing electricity crisis and not long before the classic console crisis.

Sorry, they’ve already got a GOAT.

Also, if you break ground on your factory today with infinite resources, it’ll only take 5 years for you to get a product out the door that’s nearly as good as what the big guys put out 5 years ago.

How hard can it be? It’s only the most complicated tech humans can build with one of the most sensitive supply chains, while the machines to build them are also skyrocketing in price while all the venture capital is being flushed down the toilet.

Don’t forget to add a .ass file for your subtitles.

This hasn’t been true for a while. Unless you are constantly looking for only the most mainstream stuff, huge swathes of material is lost with every shutdown, especially now that the costs of servers and storage have quadrupled.

The idea of piracy being invincible is a myth from a different internet era along with old patterns like “platforms spring up and die constantly”.

Yeah, in the 2000s that was true - but the main platforms we have today have been around for 20 years and have a stranglehold on users. The internet logic of the aughts no longer holds.

"And we’re building it for our most important clients…

Our corporate customers."

The real threats are much less sci-fi and more good old fashioned resource theft and exploitative slavery.

Good to see them addressing the real, pressing issues that are impacting people’s lives.