I've backed several games. Other than voting for optional add-ons the Kickstarter isn't designing, they're putting money down on ideas they like.

So the designers, instead of convincing a publisher, they convince the customer directly. So instead of designing games with features the publisher likes, they're making games customers will prepay to buy.

Movie studios are driven by accountants who clearly failed to understand the MCU. They skipped all the setup and went for the payday. It flopped. Another (probably shitty) version isn't going to help. They have to go back and build up individual characters we like, then go ensemble.

We've moved many of our system to the cloud. Administration didn't go away it just moved to a web panel. Integrations are way up. Headcount is unaffected.

If you're a rack and stack guy, you're screwed, but that's not new.

Patch what? The hole in MacOS that they used and that malware could use without the Zoom installer?

I think something funny is in order. Tech jokes for 4/1 were rarely funny.

At least some of them. My son got a cool light strip and I was very surprised that there was no manual controls at all. Had to use an app to do anything.

Hopefully you don't get sick or live too long. Either one break the math.

Added by illicit sellers to cut their product. It was never approved for use or found in use by legal vaping products.

It's the three different banks at once raises the suspicion level. The disgruntled IT employee/contractor story is plausible for one bank, but three at once?

That this currently appears to just be done to scare people also makes it less likely that criminal orgs were to blame. Although it's possible that this is a distraction to keep eyes off the real crime.

What do judges do when they're pulled over. They don't take the test.

Sure, you're just picking a master in the tech world, but they aren't all equal, and in my view there are two camps. Those are makers and advertisers.

Google and Facebook are advertisers. They make the majority of their money selling ads. All of their products are just ways to collect data for targeting ads, or providing places to display those ads. Apple and Microsoft are makers. They make the majority of their money selling goods and services.

Advertisers don't care about you, because you aren't the real customer.

Makers care a little because you are the customer.

Yea, that's where it went from interesting to whoa.

I don't think the drivers held the medallions anyway. The taxi company does.

They know who the customer is, so they have more options than a (somewhat) anonymous gift card.

If they want it off their books, they should close the account and return the money. Charge a tiny fee to cover the ACH charge and be done with it. Draining the account, then closing it is a dick move.

How about just no, and I don't watch them. Who's forcing you to watch movies and only letting you go to 3d?