This is a very one sided article.

Well for me personally it was two reasons. First was a lot of politically charged content. I don’t want to see that stuff any more than I already am forced to, so I just block all of it normally, but on the ml servers it was tiring blocking so much so I just blocked the whole instance Second was the ml admin’s handling of the anime community that used to be hosted there and is now hosted on ani.social. I honestly don’t remember too much other than the admin claiming something along the lines of “all anime characaters are children” or something like that. I don’t remember it exactly, but it was some mindless take that communicated “we don’t want anything related to anime on our server.”

For good reason.

If it doesn’t clone assets of their game then Nintendo legally can’t do anything. Gameplay elements are not protected like that.

Ive been a mechanic for 11 years and you couldn’t even pay me to take one.

I will admit, I liked when they had the wood style design, it was fun looking. But mechanically the trucks were bad. Like worse than the Dodge Caliber, shockingly.

The PT Cruiser is probably the worst car Chrysler ever manufactured, mechanically speaking. And that’s saying something because basically every car Chrysler ever manufactured was the worst one they ever manufactured, but the PT Cruiser surpasses them all as the absolute worst.

This isn’t a driveway, its a boneyard.

It may be because Lemmy users are obsessed with FOSS (Free Open Source Software) and downvote any link to YouTube.

At the end of the day, votes don’t really matter.

Turning it off when you pull up to the shop driveway and then turning it back on when you leave is the simplest option, but takes a bit more effort. Unless you are in a revolving door at a shop then you’d only be doing this occasionally.

That is because those classic models are grandfathered in. Cars without safety features already were registered and existed when the laws were created, and it was easier for the DOT to just allow all vehicles manufactured prior to the law requiring safety equipment to remain the way they were and be allowed on the street.

It must be some sort of achievement to own multiple models of car that Matchbox has made a car of. Matchbox never made a car for my model, but I guess there is always a possibility.

You can just use Unity 2021.3 LTS, its still under the old terms. (Or any version prior)

It really does look like a mid-range cordless tool. Spot on.

Like a knock off Makita, or a Kobalt.

Im not much of a fan of Toyota’s recent styling. A lot of complex angles makes it look too busy, especially on the front, IMO. They could probably save money on tooling and resources by manufacturing a simpler design and pass the savings on to the end consumer at the same time.

If its the only gas sports car still sold in the world, which is a claim I doubt, then the fact that the only gas sports car is also the highest selling sports car seems too coincidental to ignore. The sound and feeling is just an incomparable experience to anything else, and one that people who look to buy sports cars want.

Remember when Nintendo said the Nintendo DSi was unhackable?

Three days.

I am a tech at a dealer and they laid off like half of us and 2/3 of the sales lot is a wasteland, while the last 3rd is still 2022 models. Driving around the autocenter in my area in South California, none of the lots are full like they were in 2019.

Regardless of how long it could take, I honestly see so many old models just sitting on dealer lots. People arent buying new cars like they used to. This economy simply won’t allow it.

Considering execs usually are fired for ignoring shareholder demands, I would say regardless of how many shares execs have in a company, attempting to meet shareholder demands is always in their favor. This is irrelevant to the point I was making.

Yes, thats part if what I was talking about. The shareholders have unreasonable and unrealistic demands. Companies cannot infinitely have increasing profits year over year, but that is what shareholders demand. So the execs try to achieve those unreasonable demands, which results in overhiring because of course if more people work in a game then obviously the games will be done faster and better resulting in more profit, according to their thinking.

Im just saying that while executives are being greedy, they are only one cog in the machine.