Dunno why you're surprised. Dude is a consummate performer with a large songbook of his own.
Here he is singing "Never Gonna Give You Up" with the Foo Fighters.
Here he is doing voice and drums on Highway to Hell.
The man owns the stage.
Dunno why you're surprised. Dude is a consummate performer with a large songbook of his own.
Here he is singing "Never Gonna Give You Up" with the Foo Fighters.
Here he is doing voice and drums on Highway to Hell.
The man owns the stage.
Currently, PopOS although I'm not really that enthusiastic about it.
What? Why would you choose that over Baptist Church of Missouri SynodOS, you heretic?
It will be interesting to see if it passes Constitutional muster. The Constitution only requires that "the people" choose the legislator. Previous attempts to regulate voting like this required amendments (e.g. elimination of the poll tax).
The relevant:
"I better win or you're gonna have problems like we've never had. We may have no country left," Trump said at his weekend swing-state rally. "This may be our last election. You want to know the truth? People have said that. This could be our last election."
Eh. The article goes on to quote pundits who claim he's threatening voters -- that if he doesn't win, he's gonna do something to end democracy.
Seems kind of overblown to me. First, Trump would have to do something (laugh) and second, this is normal posturing. If you elect the other person, it's doom and gloom, if you elect me it's 4 more years of good times. These folks would have watched LBJ's Daisy and concluded that LBJ was planning to nuke the country if he didn't win.
People trying to make sense of Trump's incomprehensible blather are always gonna come out looking silly.
Your AI is glitching
Supporting data from The Economist:
https://www.economist.com/leaders/2024/09/05/what-to-do-about-americas-killer-cars
Certainly, but Apple was comparing itself to other computer companies with international reach, not to the white box PCs coming out of the Floppy Wizard store in the strip center.
He came for a slice of cake.
I mean, Keiko.
The interaction between Jobs (Michael Fassbender) and Woz (Seth Rogen) pretty much sums up the Apple ][ era.
I'll stand to it. See you in November.
I wish I was the kind of person that could feel surprised, disappointed, or offended by that. But I'm not.