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  • I don't think the plan was to see a catastrophic loss of the American position in the world.

  • I look at it like they want a good education, but they also want something that can't be provided in the USA. It may be a new experience, learning different languages, or something else.

  • Except that the intent isn't to remove the ability to film but to remove the risk of debris falling off riders. If the theme park really cared about filming, they probably could ban the glasses as well since they would be caught during the metal detection.

  • He ended up leaning left in the end.

  • Oh, it impacted them.

  • Doing an Internet search, they are about the same price.

  • I've seen them start to get used on construction sites by inspectors. It is the modern equivalent of strapping a GoPro to your hardhat.

  • Yeah. When Limp Bizkit had their crap album, they just disappeared. It was also around the time that Nu Metal was dying, so the end was swift.

    Nickelback died a lot more slowly.

  • Generally yes.

  • I don't have any.

  • I kind of look at it from the point of view of people who are bad at their jobs.

    They don't understand what looks good. They don't understand how long something should take. They don't understand how to do parts of their job without copying the work of others. Then, they get given a tool with the promise that the tool will do most of the hard work for them.

    And unlike most computer stuff they can't understand, they can understand how to use AI. So if they can understand how to use AI, anyone can. And it isn't like most people are good at their jobs anyway.

  • Give them air! You got what you wanted!

  • It depends on the country and where the ATM is located.

  • The UAE's emirates and Qatar tried to build post-oil economies with a focus on their geographic position between Europe and East Asia. They have built large aviation logistics hubs and sought to develop their economies based on that leverage. This has pushed them into international business and tourism markets. Their luxury developments come from this strategic push.

    Kuwait seems happy with its oil output, so it is providing its people with a suburban American experience, which seems to be popular with the local population.

    Saudi Arabia doesn't really have a deep long term plan, with most of its infrastructure projects being led by various princes trying to increase their clout within the country. Internal royal instability had made it hard for the country to have a long term plan like the smaller countries.

    Oman seems to be trying to develop a post oil economy similar to the UAE and Qatar, but doesn't seem to be directly competing against the two countries in similar industries. Part of it could be that Oman started later, so it had both an idea of what it would work as well as being pushed out of some industries. Another part is that Oman seems to have had more/different non-oil resources it could develop.

  • The various princes have prestige projects to increase their clout by being attached to an impressive piece of infrastructure. The problem is that the Saudi royal family hasn't been stable enough to see these projects through construction.

  • Now she's gone too far.

  • Sure thing, Sam Reich.

  • Yeah. Basic knowledge at one point used to include car maintenance and cursive.

  • Outside of the 1990's, I don't think there was an era when the movie industry relied that much on soundtrack albums as part of the revenue stream.

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Would you stay at a hotel advertised as "not haunted"?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What do you collect?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    For Americans who still use cash, what's the highest bill denomination you commonly use?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What's a decision you made that you wish you made differently?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What would be interesting to bring to a home made pizza party?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Anyone got any recommendations for mens cargo pants?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    How would you react if someone said they had a dream of you in it?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What is a story in a song that would make a good movie?

  • TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name @lemmy.world

    There are three lights!

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What parody surpassed what it was trying to parody?

  • politics @lemmy.world

    A Trump Executive Order has paused federal payouts on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs and Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, including allocated funds.

    www.politico.com /news/2025/01/21/trump-fight-biden-infrastructure-money-00199796
  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What are some good Christmas songs that aren't being played to death on the radio or in public?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What a piece of media that has a surprising amount of lore/back story attached with it?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What are songs about the music industry that you like?

  • Nebula @lemmy.world

    Lindsay Ellis — The Ballad of John and Yoko

    nebula.tv /videos/lindsayellis-the-ballad-of-john-and-yoko/
  • Nebula @lemmy.world

    The Patrick (H) Willems Star Wars Holiday Special

    nebula.tv /videos/patrickhwillems-star-wars-holiday-special/
  • Nebula @lemmy.world

    Jet Lag: The Game — We Raced From America’s Northernmost to Southernmost Town Episode 1

    nebula.tv /videos/jetlag-we-raced-from-americas-northernmost-to-southernmost-town/
  • Nebula @lemmy.world

    Wendover — South Africa's Slow, Inevitable March Towards Collapse

    nebula.tv /videos/wendover-south-africas-slow-inevitable-march-towards-collapse/
  • Nebula @lemmy.world

    Wendover — Why West Virginia is so Poor

    nebula.tv /videos/wendover-why-virginia-is-so-poor/