Same.

Microsoft just announced they'd cut back on AI due to lack of interest and utility, so it feels like this resounding positive feedback may have been cherrypicked. What I've experienced IRL has mostly aligned with the sentiments in this thread; that integrated AI is unwanted and frustrating.

The AI hype has all come from top-down, there doesn't exist a demand on the user level and it only carries downsides. At least make it opt-in instead of opt-out, or even better, just develop it as an official extension and ask one time on startup if users want to get it.

Not sure what point you're trying to make since nobody wins in a trade war, but you can't look at the individual prices
In total, China exports $438.9 billion to the US. At 54% tariff that's $291 billion in extra taxes. Those same goods will cost consumers $729.9 billion with the tariffs.

Short answer: No. Long answer: Noooooo

It correlates with everything else and I don't trust the "sources tell us". As far as I know there is only one mistake in the screenshot, and that's an element misalignment on a janky website that literally DDoS'ed itself. Since I can't make any conclusion with certainty I'd like to move on

Or it is real. I'm sorry but I think we're just going to have to agree to disagree on this😄But thanks for the conversations, it's been fun.

Gave it a watch and it's just asmongold reacting to someone else reacting to differences between Rivals and Avengers character models and a post on the steam forums. Big nothingburger compared to the thumbnail; it's basically just someone yelling at a cloud.

Yes, that would confirm it. The way I see it, there is a misalignment there like Brandon pointed out, so there's a non-zero chance that it's a fake screenshot. But when the admin stuff was pointed out the post on 4chan was immediately deleted, and I fail to understand why a troll would do that.

Or twitter is just jank. There is misalignment in the windows calculator as well.
But, someone trolling would be the funniest scenario so I'm open either way to be honest

While it's certainly in the realm of possibility, why would someone go through the trouble of faking a screenshot then immediately delete it and do damage control?

He then returned the following day after seeing this blow up over night to do some damage control. Note the same tripcode. It's also a hilarious scenario if what you're saying is true, because that means some random anonymous person on 4chan doesn't want his trolling to go viral 3/3

In the screenshot he posted, the "view post engagements" is visible, which means the user who took the screenshot is logged in to Elon's main account. The post was deleted shortly after this was pointed out, but luckily someone archived the thread. 2/3

I'm sorry but you are wrong. On 2nd of January a user on 4chan calling himself Adrian Dittmann posted in defense of Elon. Of course anyone can do this, however he posted a screenshot... 1/3

www.reddit.com/r/EnoughMusk...

He typed all that out literally within 24 hours of typing out all this.

Musk got an F1 visa and then worked illegally; he's lying out of his teeth here
Dang, I'm running low on popcorn

But scroll back up and watch the video again, those tankers are way out of their element. Russia is using those ancient river-tankers because they've been pretty much blacklisted from any serious global shipping company. There is nothing here that implies russia is scuttling their tankers.

There was literally a storm there.
Since we're thinking carefully, do you think russia would throw a wrench in its last few remaining sources of income just to absolutely ruin local wildlife and a couple of beaches?

I don't think it's deliberate, too much money going down the drain. I suspect that given the name "Volgoneft" these are all river ships that absolutely can not handle rough seas