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So he did NFTs and his own coin, but where’s his Metaverse tho? His grifting is lacking.
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So he did NFTs and his own coin, but where’s his Metaverse tho? His grifting is lacking.
Universal Basic Income
Oh shit, you are right. I can’t keep up with all these snake oil sellers.
Check out Coffeezila’s video on them, the whole things shady AF, in addition of being shitty.
Dude’s quadriplegic, can’t fault him for giving it a go.
At first I was like “oh, at least Neuralink is being open about this since they reported it on their blog…”, reading further it’s pointed out The Journal reported this first, and Neuralink made the blog post for damage control.
They are letting the investors know in advance they won’t talk about Switch. The Japanese Twitter account is used for these kind of things.
Looking forward to the inevitable “This is Financial Advice 2” video out of this.
It is the answer to your question tho. Maglev is feasible, Hyperloop, not so much.
Their Maglevs are not Hyperloops…
You very much do own an NFT you purchase, what you don’t own is the asset the NFT represents (the shitty RNG generated monkey for example).
Nintendo will do anything except a Switch 2.
That’s one way of convincing your customer they should treat cybersecurity seriously.
You’d think the guy claiming to “know more about manufacturing than anyone else on Earth” would have anticipated such issues at the start of the design process.
There is only so much you can do with a Mode 7 track editor. Mario Maker provides a massive catalogue of obstacles and power ups for the creator to use as they see fit, an OG F-Zero maker won’t provide even a fraction of opportunities. As a standalone software it doesn’t make business sense, but it could be an expansion to 99.
I know its late, but in the future try using the support interface feature, its like a raft that replaces the final layers of the support beneath the actual print, it won’t look as good as the top side, but you’d be surprised how much it can mitigate.
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