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I love it but there's strong competition...Treasure Island Dizzy, Cybernoid, Robocop, Last Ninja 2, Bionic Commando, Where Time Stood Still, R-Type...a solid year

This poll!

If the winner isn't Target: Renegade then I will eat my Kempston

A pixel art image of a sushi-themed food truck called "Toro! Toro! Toro!" with a sushi chef and his assistant. Work-in-progress scene from a retro indie point-and-click adventure game.

Work-in-progress scene from a retro indie point-and-click adventure game...

#SoloDev #PixelArt #IndieGameDev #PointAndClick

More likely that he owns the original Morbius concept art

You must be able to get someone to create a "No, just water" Dan Kaszeta auto-reply bot to save you some time

It is still asked of immigrants (e.g. on Green Card applications) to this day.

David Lammy has been MP for Tottenham for 25 years and has won eight elections. Dominic Cummings has been elected zero times and had to be gifted a job in government, which he managed to lose in less than two years

The artwork in this is just gorgeous

Google plans to put datacentres in space to meet demand for AI

"17th century Dutch merchants plan to put gardens in space to meet demand for tulip bulbs"

More millionaires in Mass. despite taxes The "Millionaire's tax" hasn't caused the wealthy to flee.

Didn't happen in Massachusetts when they implemented a millionaire surtax either

www.axios.com/local/boston...

The curious case of MEP Daniel Hannan and his mysterious country walks In one of the more bizarre developments of silly season 2017, it has emerged that Daniel Hannan, the Conservative MEP […]

Is that the same weird Daniel Hannan who went on holiday to a stock image?

inews.co.uk/news/uk/fake...

So the Nation's largest fleet of Cybertrucks comprises 10 Cybertrucks

YouTube video by Eddy Burback ChatGPT made me delusional

This is a wild ride. Imagine it doing this for someone experiencing psychosis

youtu.be/VRjgNgJms3Q?...

"Probably close to zero new [COVID] cases in US too by end of April [2020]"

"Tesla will have a car that can do full autonomy in [2018], maybe a bit sooner"

"[In 2020] for sure, we'll have over a million robotaxis on the road"

Etc etc

If Musk says it then it is generally less likely to happen

The ADR of standard colonoscopy decreased significantly from 28·4% (226 of 795) before to 22·4% (145 of 648) after exposure to AI

Hmm, I wonder if it could possibly be because using AI makes you a worse doctor

www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

It just means "podcaster"

Principal Skinner wondering if he is mistaken about Catholicism but ultimately deciding that he must be right and the Pope must be wrong

I enjoy an ad-free experience by never ever reading the Express

You're weirdly obsessed with him and it's starting to feel like you're trying to groom me, so I won't be responding any further.

You come across as the kind of insecure person who always has to have the last word, however, so let's see if you can resist. Bye!

And still you can't stop yourself. Absolutely rent-free.

It's ironic that the Greens want to phase out private landlords, because their leader is living rent-free in your head

I'm confident that everyone reading this conversation will draw the appropriate conclusions

Motivations and Triggers for Mocking Behavior Now that we’ve explored the theoretical frameworks, let’s dive into the nitty-gritty of what actually motivates people to mock others. Insecurity and low self-esteem often top the list. When we feel inadequate, putting others down can provide a temporary boost to our own ego. It’s like climbing a social ladder by pushing others off the rungs below us.

Exactly, you're feeling anxious. You'd feel no need to mock others if you were confident and secure in yourself.

You were scared enough to try to dissuade people with that "hypnosis" comment. If you weren't feeling anxious over it you'd have just laughed and scrolled on like any normal person would

Your obvious anxiety about it

Party membership is up 45% since he became leader, so you're right, he does seem to be an inspiring leader

Charlie Brooker once described Piers Morgan as looking "like something a police frogman would see looming up at him from the bottom of a haunted lake" and that's probably the kindest thing anyone has ever said about him

He's flat-out wrong about something fundamental to his argument. There's no "kind" way to interpret that.

I can see you're locked in to this person's demonstrably incorrect analysis and that factual evidence to the contrary won't change your mind, so I'll leave it there. Have a nice day.

And rest assured that I did take sonething from it, as it taught me something very valuable about the author