“Someone”

It doesn’t ship with GrapheneOS.

Nobody’s obligated to. You, however, have yet to show that you’re right.

You should, honestly. A bit of reflection might do ya some good right about now, chief.

Brother you know you done fucked up when you get ratio’d by SMCF.

Pretty sure GOG has similar terms, too. The difference is that they’re effectively unenforceable with the lack of DRM. But the “you’re only buying a licence to use the software” verbiage is pretty universal, and old at this point. In fact, I’m pretty sure I’ve got NES games somewhere with nearly identical phrasing in their manuals.

The AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport) is the name of the giant walker-type vehicles in Star Wars, shown in @[email protected]’s picture. OP’s picture says “yelled at at work”, which made our smooth brains go “heehee str war”

Oh good, I’m not the only one this brain-rotted to make the same connection.

Oh but when I say it…

During his first force-feeding sessions, he recalled in an interview, occasions where a nurse working for ICE “shoved the tube so hard” that “he tore my nose from the inside.” After such sessions “they would take me to solitary cell and I would just choke on my blood and drink the blood from inside [my throat],” he added. Many of his court records are sealed, so the Guardian is not able to corroborate some details in Choli’s account.

He did not have legal representation throughout the eight-month ordeal. The federal judge presiding over his case, Rolando Olvera, denied Choli’s request for legal assistance and extended the force-feeding order several times at ICE’s request, according to records filed in the southern district of Texas federal court.

Choli suffered injuries and medical complications, including swollen sinuses, damage to his esophagus and stomach problems, court records show.

This is torture.

Boomers have been voting for a century

Unless there is a statistically-significant amount of 118+ year old people actively voting, this is not possible.

It’s not a new requirement, tho. 10M Shorts views over 90 days is already one of the requirements to enable monetization in the first place.

It doesn’t. This is just adding more money to creators who reach certain tiers of engagement. This doesn’t make it any harder for new channels to earn.

The change that made it harder for new channels happened years ago, back in 2018 after the adpocalypse fallout when they increased the watch time requirements and removed a bunch of channels from YPP.

Apple didn’t fall far from the tree. Jayson Boebert flashed his dick, in public, in front of a then-underage Lauren and her friends. She married that sex predator, and then they had a sex predator son.

The Boebert home is truly a den of fucking evil.

Precisely the point. It’s a literal false flag.

And they say that a HEEEEERO COULD SAVE US

Yep. Just normal, AliBaba sunglasses.

It’s not a meme, this is a historical photo from 1806 showing a very depressed man and shame on you for making a joke of it!

I’m not sure “per stream” is a useful metric, as artists don’t see equal stream counts from each of these platforms due to huge difference in these platforms’ reach. YouTube ranks low on this list, but I imagine they’re the highest if sorted by total stream count. So while YouTube may pay low “per stream”, they may still be the larger revenue source for some artists just due to the total plays they receive over other platforms. Not saying this in defense of YouTube or any other streaming platforms, just saying this in defense of math; I can’t imagine that many artists on these platforms are receiving larger checks from Napster each month than they are from YouTube.

There’s lots of other factors to consider, too. Each of these platforms have varying degrees of providing alternate revenue to artists, through ad subsidies, merch stores, concert ticket sales, etc. Also, how much the platform pays out per stream, and how much the artist receives per stream, aren’t always going to be the same amount, as labels will generally take a cut of this revenue first.

This graph really doesn’t tell a full story.

I think it fits the community. It’s the headline that matters, not the article itself. Though this is a fantastic article.