It also presumes you have a contact number. Some big companies don't for the reason you mentioned, and some smaller ones don't, because they have no need for a business number.
No thanks. I'm just going to assume it gets its answers from a random user on Reddit, and I guarantee I'll be more rational and correctly informed than anyone who relies upon something like GSE's.
In order for this work to be effective, you need to use a minimum of fake news and a maximum of realistic information. At the same time, you should continuously repeat that this is what is really happening, but the official media will never tell you about it or show it to you.
Yep, that last sentence pretty much sums up right-wing media, especially since "Candidate A" who is definitely not Trump, shhh ran for office around 2016.
I'm going to push back and say this is actually still a good move. You're assuming the weight and fitness videos are created equal, and I can assure you, they are not.
Most aren't qualified to be sharing exercise or diet information, many are little more than to show off the person's physique or sell a product, and some offer potentially dangerous or pseudoscientific advice that could sabotage a person's progress.
Knowing how to spot those problematic videos comes with experience, and I don't believe teens (in general; there's obviously exceptions) have a well-developed skillset for spotting bullshit.
So while I agree this is probably a PR move, I think it will still be a positive outcome.
Looks good. Only thing I might change is to upgrade that cooler. I think you're gonna be maxing out its capabilities pretty often, and you'll wind up upgrading anyway.
I was impressed by the Thermalright Peerless Assassin when I built mine a couple years ago. Noctua makes a very good U12A, and there's also the C14S. If you need to go cheaper, the Scythe Fuma 3 might be a decent pick.
I have some personal qualms about supporting "the biggest fish" in the pond, since that tends to lead to the Apples, the Googles, and the Microsofts.
However, Steam hasn't particularly abused its market power, and has even used it to create a very successful Linux handheld that has both helped propel Linux desktop adoption and added upstream improvements to Linux in general.
I'll revise my opinion when Valve changes to a more overtly predatory model of capitalism, but for now, I'll enjoy only needing to keep a partial eye open.
The judge doesn't have to recuse himself, because <insert specious reasoning> and fuck you. Also, he's the big, bad judge, and he's going to chide the plaintiff's attorneys in a show of dominance.
Texas is basically a Conservative rubber stamp, at this point. I hope we get Kamala/Walz, because we desperately need judicial reform.
It also presumes you have a contact number. Some big companies don't for the reason you mentioned, and some smaller ones don't, because they have no need for a business number.