Are they the ones who shut down the farms because food comes from supermarkets?

Were it a political show, it would have happened last month, not after the midterm.

I think Nvidia is now America's biggest exporter, overtaking Boeing. What's going on there matters quite a lot to the nation. It is a vital interest now.

Though I kinda wish they had stuck with just making videocards. I might still be able to afford one.

Yes, they probably would. The community pushback wasn't going to change because of the election and thus needed to be dealt with. If anything, they probably delayed this announcement until after the election so they wouldn't be accused of trying to help one side or the other.

Or far more likely, they were going to do this no matter what. It takes time and money just to produce the plan, and it is for an issue they were painfully aware of and was not going away no matter which side won.

Probably because you brought up agricultural practices. Farmers are very touchy about that, and now you've made them mad. Don't be surprised to find a burning tractor on your lawn tonight.

No, it's a funny name but not a good one. You don't want your new term to be one that can't be used by the news. Doctorow was being too clever by half with "enshittification", which is never discussed by major news outlets because they can't. This falls into the same category. Also how the hell do you pronounce it? Starsshole? Sssss hole?

Yes, it's a little better since it doesn't actually contain an obscenity, but it is clearly meant to imply one. That impacts the ability to inform people about it.

To serve an affluent 1st world clientele?

Because you want to make a movie that involves swords, and American audiences won't go to see it unless the actors have British accents because anything old or involving swords is, in our minds, inherently British?

Because you like the food? Okay, that one might not be as realistic.

I've never lived in the UK, but would very much like to know what resolution Ludwig is broadcast in. iPlayer rips are all 1080p, which I guess is what iPlayer does, but does the BBC broadcast it in 4k?

Well, wages should be relatively low for the entry-level. I'm more curious as to the breakdown of unemployed youths. How many are native and how many are migrants?

I get that, but enough people remember the Tommy Tutone song that you can sometimes get discounts by using Jenny's number.

Oh, that's because it doesn't apply to paperwork.

I'll go ahead and assume that fact saddens you as well.

As did I when I made $5.50/hr (a quarter more than minimum wage!) at Burger King. I was 18 and living at home.

Yeah, it's about a Paraguayan bank, but not the central one. Central banks exist, in large part, to reduce the risk of political mismanagement of the monetary system. But no system involving humans is invulnerable to corruption.

Though it may not be corruption here. After all, it was the central bank that did the audits, found the problems, and locked the bank down. It did its job, despite being run by someone associated with the now shuttered Ueno.

Nah, they'd just be getting a little more value for their money. They'd still be buying up all the memory; they'd just get a little more out of it.