Going to disagree, the N64 was amazing but there was a lot about controllers and 3D game play that was still getting figured out. By the time the Game Cube came around we had figured out a good controller layout and how to interact with 3D environments. Also Mario Cart Double Dash was peek Mario Cart.

Reminds me about the guy that was mad that Sam was still fat in Game of Throne’s.

I’m lazy

Learning that in was already pushing harder than most, and that pushing hard does not mean success was a very important lesson in my life. Playing to my strength and forgiving myself for my weaknesses has help me be successful.

Ha ha, that’s cute, you think there is are admins and procurement teams involved. The book publishers sell this shit directly to the professors, and usually the university can’t get involved because of the way the profs contracts are setup. Pearson builds their platform for making the profs job easier, not for any benefit to the students.

This won’t work, a narcissist will burn the house down with everyone in it keep someone else from winning.

I am right there with you, and went through a lot to get to this point. Also my salary is more a supply vs demand issue, I am a cost to companies but they need me.

I was academically dismissed from college four time and have a university studies degree and a 2.0 GPA. I now have a 6 figure salary. You degree is only a peace of paper, don’t sacrifice your heath for a peace of paper.

This is pretty much everyone.

Because the internet didn’t suck when we had those. Game companies were still innovating when we had those. Google wasn’t evil when we had those. Windows didn’t spy on us when we had those.

All to advance Trumps agenda

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Some how I want to think this was paid for by Elon Musk to undermine Wikipedia

This is the best super power hands down. If you get a space suit, you could even jump to the moon. And in a single night every despot and dictator could be dealt with.

Let me help you all out

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_(Ctrl%2BAlt%2BDel)

Usually its something like president or chairman of the board, but that does not mean that person has unilateral decision making power. Even as head of the board he could be removed as CEO by the rest of the board, especially if the rest of the board thinks he needs to do more with AI. The point i am making is that by going public you give up control of your company and that the CEO of Duo is not the only one to blame for the enshitification of Duo.

I’m not sure you understand how a board of directors and share holders work.

I tend to think this is less an issue with the CEO and more to do with going public. Once share holders get involved they start demanding you lower cost and increase profits. When all this AI shit started every group of share holders started demanding you do something with AI for fear of the company being left behind.

If you found a company, don’t go public. If you do go public, sell everything and pease the fuck out.

Playing OOT for the first time was pure joy.

“Hey, Listen”