Feel this in my bones. When people started getting cut at my previous job, it was invariably the ones who brought joy to the workplace. The ones who made a difference between a job and a career. Apparently joy doesn't bring in any revenue, so...
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I am confident though that if they do use a nuke, it'll only be a tactical one. Putin's daughter lives in Europe.
I was the only one cut from my team of about 10 for AI. I had been there the longest (10 years). It's all very transparent, but there's nothing we can do against it.
I already got cut. Lost my 10-year IT job to AI last year. Now I'm working in a factory, packaging waffles 8 hr/day. The irony of me doing drudgery that could be fairly easily done by a machine, while a machine is doing something that requires agency, decisions and creativity, is not lost on me.
I want to get off mr. Bones Wild Ride. Forever.
The whole Stop Killing Games debacle clearly showed us that the EU, despite its rhetoric, isn't interested in championing consumer rights in the slightest.
My only fear remains that Putin will eventually use a nuke if he feels like he has no other options left. Several Duma members have repeatedly stated that if there's a choice between surviving in a world without Russia or blowing up the Earth, they're going to blow it up since a world without Russia might as well not exist to them.
GTA5 was out for like three years on PC before I bothered with it. I found it to be... fairly mediocre. There's nothing in GTA6 that would make me feel otherwise. I'll eventually play it... at great discount, or not at all.
Good! Fuck Google.
It's true. If you take the time to get to know your cat, you will pick up on their specific mannerisms and meanings. There's a very clear distinction in a "greeting" meow or one made in pain or fear. I love getting to know all their little quirks and personalities.
Sadly, there's dozens of millions of those.
Willing to bet a nonzero amount of Western journalists/activists' phones are equally compromised. In 2026 you simply have to assume that a smartphone is a 24/7 spy center trained on you if you're of any importance at all.




Same across the world. A few weeks ago a former prime minister of Belgium was stopped going through a red light. In normal circumstances, this means you immediately lose your license for 15 days while you have to appear before a judge. Judge completely waived his liability, citing his "standing" as a former PM. Which to me translates to "this dude is above you plebs, he can do as he wants as long as he's not too egregious about it".