As a kid, Karate Kid and Indiana Jones were way better than any of those movies. As an adult I have a hard time seeing how Poltergeist wasn’t openly mocked for its level of cheesiness.

They’re not a good fit for people with big ears.

People suggest that for listening to music because you get higher quality headphones without the integrated microphone. But gaming headsets have surround sound, which I don’t think you can accomplish with a regular headphone like Seinhauser or Beyerdynamic. You might be better off with an actual gaming headset if your primary use is gaming.

Edit: I haven’t tried this particular model, but the older Spirit Wolf headset from this manufacturer was way better than it had any right to be for the price. If you want a cheap option then check these out.

Kyiv is in a literal warzone. I would expect it’s livability to be much lower.

It’s easy to argue any point when you just make up random statistics to support your argument.

It makes some sense that if someone is going to invest time and money into training you to help them, they would not want you to immediately turn around and compete with them. So in that regard I understand it. But they’re usually abusive contracts that last way too long, far beyond what is reasonable, and cover many activities outside of direct competition such as stating that you can’t even accept another job in the same industry.

Small government and free market!

Okay, thanks

Someone said something that stuck with me the other day. “I don’t want AI to create all of our art and music so we can work more. I want AI to do our work so we have more time to create art and music”.

Stealth check +16.

Ah, I can’t see the community description on the app. I thought that the site tracked the political contributions of the companies, but someone a couple days ago said that it’s actually tracking the political contributions of their customers. That seems like a much harder thing to track, and counterintuitive, but now I’m not sure which is accurate.

Can you explain how that answers my question?

My mom bought us an encyclopedia set, and I read it cover to cover. A lot of people didn’t have those though.

No, but being innocent until proven guilty is. You don’t have to prove your innocence, the prosecution needs to prove you’re guilty.

Hey, that’s a pretty cool project! Keep up the good work!

Well? Did it deter the cops?

Yes

Isn’t this chart reporting how people who watch CNN donated?

That’s too bad. Oh well!

“Axel F” opens as these films do, with Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) getting into undercover trouble in Detroit, this time stopping a robbery at a Red Wings game that leads to a destructive chase through the city in a snowplow

Are they just redoing everything they did in all the other movies, but slightly different?