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  • Burying the lede here that she was jailed for months and then just dumped on the streets of Fargo, ND in winter with no way back to Tennessee and no money for a hotel.

  • Well we can assume some time has elapsed since the faucet isn't running, the water is still, and the cat is standing on the valves.

  • That's because thats the only way it can work with low power explosives slapped together by some group with limited resources.

  • Of course they do but reality shows us that they point the finger at the company and the media goes along with it. There always needs to be the facade of plausible deniability.

  • The real idea is that it shift liability for issues from the politicians to private companies who aren't beholden to anyone.

  • I wouldn't be surprised to learn those are AI generated images. Both photos look nearly identical just with different disposables being held by the squirrel.

    Even if they're real, what about all the other garbage squirrels gnaw on in a city environment? Furthermore, what about all those starving birds out there who couldn't eat because these bastards keep eating all the bird seed in bird feeders? That's the real story here.

  • No, clicking videos like this fed to you by the algorithm is what rewards risky prank content. The algorithm has no idea what its feeding you because it just feeds you popular content similar to what you're already watching.

  • Its okay. Only 80s kids can appreciate the joke.

  • We've had our cat for 14+ years now and he's the same way. Always presenting his butt to us, always sitting just nearly out of reach, doesn't like to be picked up. He does love chin and cheek scratches though and I've even managed to rub his belly a few times as he does his dramatic, drawn out leg/body stretches.

    I think I'm winning him over!

  • Looks like the 4th and 5th post from the top here, not that I really have an issue with it.

  • Its crazy how shitty they've gotten. I got one on black Friday probably 10 years ago and it didnt have and built in apps just casting from your phone. A few years later they updated it and suddenly it had apps and demanded you agree to their TOS and all that (possibly also download their Vizio app?). I didnt keep it for long after that (mostly because it was a budget ass TV with 4K but not HDR) and replaced it with an LG C3 AMOLED from Costco, which I couldn't be happier with. In our bedroom we have a TCL and I think that's where the sweet spot is with budget TVs

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  • Agreed, the whole premise relies on this being murder but OP stated he died of pneumonia at the beginning of the post and fails to outline how that translates to murder. Not taking someone to the doctor isn't murder. This man could have called 911 and had an ambulance take him to the hospital and people aren't expected to be medical professionals in day to day life.

    Furthermore, we saw plenty of examples of people refuse COVID treatments as they literally lay dying in the hospital from COVID because the man on TV said it was all fake, so maybe the man refused to go.

  • My thoughts exactly. That was such a viral ad campaign.

  • Ive heard plenty of examples of elderly people getting conned into buying ITunes gift cards to pay their "delinquent taxes" but I find the thought of trying to explain the process of activating developer mode, navigating to some shady website, downloading an apk, finding the download folder, and then installing some bootleg app to a confused elderly person, over the phone on the very device they want you to do this on to be quite comical. I can't see many of these people completing even step one of that process.

    I'm sure there are malicious apps to sideload out there, but those are also all over the PlayStore too, so I don't see what this change really fixes.

  • What active scams? These scams should be pretty ubiquitous at this point if they're doing all this to "stop" them, but I've never even heard of anyone having security issues from sideloaded apps.

  • In the sales world, this effect is called "price anchoring" and is used by tons of companies. All those sales you see where something is "marked down 50%!" are using a manufacturers price that does exist in real life to get that 50% markdown. In reality, the sale price is just the actual price of the item but people see the "huge discount" and think they're getting a deal.

  • That's not up to the streaming service but the record company.

    That doesn't really matter for the end user as they're in a relationship with the streamer not the record companies. I hate this drive to obfuscate responsibility in corporate America.

  • I think you can integrate lidarr into SoulSeek too.

  • Didn't the creator also dox a customer for criticizing them?