There are specific carve outs listed in the law to exempt ads for movies, television shows, streaming content, video games and other works that feature synthetic performers in the entire work.
I don't think that would change anything. The valuable part is the collected data. Even if the way that data is collected is open source or even if the data itself is open source, the issue is misusing that data.
I bet he wants land so he can rename it "Trumpland" or something equal stupid. He already took a half measure and renamed the "Gulf of Mexico" to the "Gulf of America". Now that he has "proved" he can do it he'll do it again.
And I know he didn't prove anything, but he's a moron.
My immediate thought, there is no way Yahoo! Screen survived into 2019.
I looked it up and Yahoo! Screen (which featured Community season 6) was shutdown in January 2016. But Yahoo! View launched in late 2016 (as a Hulu-like replacement), and that did shutter in mid 2019.
So Yahoo! was already dead, but it also died for real in 2019.
I agree 100%. The hardest part when it comes to learning programming in learning how to break problems down into simple little if statements and loops. Once you get a solid handle on any one language, jumping to another is much easier. So pick whatever you're most comfortable with, or whatever tutorial/learning you find best.
It's important to differentiate between being a monopoly, and engaging in monopolistic behavior.
Valve, to the best of my knowledge, isn't doing anything that prevents or stifles competition. As a monopoly it's important to investigate them from time to time to ensure this remains true. But if they're just putting out the best product and everyone is choosing to use them, then it's not really a problem.
You're absolutely right about Paris. I've traveled to a number of big cities but Paris was the first city that I felt I was in actual danger. The first time was traveling around Montmartre, there were a number of aggressive scammers who grabbed my arm and tried to "give" me a bracelet. The second was traveling near a circus or park and I clearly wander too far off that I felt the need to run back to the train station.
Sure it was 10+ plus years ago, so maybe it's better now, amd there was much more of the city that I felt fine traveling around. In fact most of the city was fine. But on those two occasions, I've never felt less safe, and that includes traveling to LA where I saw a man kicked out of a bar... and then kicked in the middle of the road while a large crowd just watched.
I did a rewatch last year and I think the best option is to just watch it all.
Season 1-4 are top tier. Season 5 is where the cracks start (Dorne adventures), but season 5 also has the benefit of being an ending of sorts (Jon dying). So stopping at 5 is an option.
Season 6 has a lot of great moments, Hold the Door Hodor, the destruction of the great Sept, the Battle of the Bastards and the Tower of Joy. So there is a lot to enjoy.
Season 7 is Dany finally arriving in Westeros and setting up everything in preparation for season 8. So if you're watching this season, then you should also watch 8. If you want to imagine your own ending, then maybe stop before this season.
I think seasons 7 & 8 gives us a solid ending for Theon and Jorah. We get the knighting of Brienne. There are other storylines that have their moments, but some of it is unfortunate since we know it doesn't go anywhere.
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Season 2, episode 2, Ad Astra per Aspera is my go to answer for best episodes that I think about. It's clearly inspired by TNGs The Measure of a Man while that episode will always be the best, the SNW episode still scratches that itch.
First, The Orville is excellent and for anyone who watches Trek I always recommend The Orville. It's a little crude when it starts, but it's levels out and is really great.
Second, since you didn't mention it, Strange New Worlds is the modern Star Trek in universe show you're looking for.
I don't use DoorDash but occasionally order from Taco Bell. Every time I order I watch the car arrive at Taco Bell and wait about 20 minutes before actually picking up my order and then delivering it.
Additionally I know UberEats used to (and maybe still does) offer cheaper delivery if you pick a restaurant another driver was already heading to. (I haven't used UberEats in years because I found them less reliable.)
Ironically if a restaurant did all the deliveries themselves they would have all the information about how best to optimize delivery. Maybe all the delivery companies can find a way to share this information to minimize travel and maximize speed of delivery.
Count Dooku, while perhaps taking things too far, did point out legitimate issues with the Republic. Palpatine is on record as loving Democracy and his new Empire has brought peace and prosperity.
The children are our future. A man simply cares about children. You're making accusations without any proof.
Oh you mean Darth Plageuis the WISE? Why would you not consult with smart people, that's just good politics.
The argument would be that these "short form videos" improve discoverability. I can't speak for Netflix (since I'm not subscribed), but I am subscribed to Disney+. I completely agree that the discoverability in the Disney+ app is bad. But I'm also subscribed to Hulu, which is now owned (fully) by Disney. The discoverability in Hulu is actually pretty good.
Everything that is "Disney+ Exclusive" is only available using Disney+. Everything that is "Hulu Exclusive" is available on both Hulu and Disney+. So Disney+ has everything I want, but the app sucks.
The plan is by the end of 2026 to turn down the Hulu app and only use the Disney+ app. So, is Disney improving the Disney+ app? Nope, they're adding "Verts".
This is what bothers me. If you have an interesting idea to improve your app, do that. If you're just chasing the current flavor of the week, stop. Spend that time doing something useful.
That seems like a pretty big carve out.