https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/19/world/middleeast/trump-iran-two-weeks.html

Oh man, what a reference.

Good work, I fell right into that.

Shitting their pants over a 28.8 kbps modem, floppy disks, and roller blades.

Look, I love this movie, but, holds up? Come on, man, you’re old.

As a nerdy consumer, I wouldn’t count Intel out. I remember when their Pentium 4’s ran hot and AMD started eating their lunch, then they launched the Core line up and were back on top. They get lazy when they’re not challenged.

That being said, historically, they haven’t done very well pivoting from their main business. Their GPU line up seems kind of ok but them trying to make mobile chips went nowhere.

Companies seem to have realized there’s real benefit to using ARM processors in laptops for the performance and battery life which is a direct threat to intel’s business.

So it’s intel’s ability to create when pressure is applied vs their inability to create products outside of their comfort zone.

I don’t count them out but it’s a steep climb.

I’ve got my eye on their stock just in case this looks like it might turn into something like Apple in the 90s.

So this is two times in five weeks he’s done this?

Nope! This article sites an AP report from June. This is click bait bullshit.

Do better.

I agree, it’s not Superhero fatigue, it’s audiences changing what we want out of a Superhero movie.

Everything leading up to Endgame was the same formula but audiences knew it was leading to something big. Now that it’s over, it’s much harder to tolerate the formula.

I believe, for these movies to be successful, it has to be about the journey and not the destination because we all know the destination. But it also has to be marketed well to reflect the change.

I thought Thunderbolts* was a terrific example of the story not being about the last fight but it wasn’t marketed well to reflect that.

Superman, on the other hand, did a really nice job of this. In particular, Lois, talking to Clark, saying she wants to interview Superman, and then going hard on him showed me this was going to be about more than a good guy punching a bad guy.

It does:

The Canyon Trails HOA and its management company, F-S Residential, began issuing citations to Martin last year for having a cooler in his driveway.

My guess is the language about what can’t be visible is very general to cover all kinds of things that could be considered “unsightly” like bikes, clothes, trash, etc.

I’m sure it could be fixed with some provision about the items being actively used but HOAs are dicks.

Which sites did you check?

That’s a bad assumption, North Korea has nukes.

It’s just a bigger stick.

It depends on how they define “built.”

The Moto X was touted as being built in the US, it was assembled in Texas with parts made in Asia.

I’m gonna need a list of creators for this.

Hell yeah, brother.

Yes, the face is stupid. But look at the tie knot. It’s an abomination.

I liked Windows 8 :(

Watch out for their fifth generation fighters