I’m not surprised. I knew this was going to be bad from the first trailer. This movie had trouble being made for a while, being shot in 2021 then had re-shoots in 2023 from another director I believe.

Also didn’t a writer want their name removed from the credits?

I swear I’ve heard something similar, but I don’t have a source to cite either at the moment.

But off of a gut feeling, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s all over investments into commercial space that they don’t want to go unused.

But it says open! You cant just not open it! It’s like putting a shiny red button in front of me and telling me to not push it.

They can’t have the empty office space after all. They’ve got a lease!

At least that was the excuse.

Oh boy I sure do love plastic with my water.

Realistically though, is there any way to really filter out these?

Feels like a combination of vaccine distrust and misinformation, cost of medical care, and the spread through coming to work sick as many can’t afford not to.

It’s a horrible situation all around that will continue as it was mismanaged from the start.

This link has more information and a date.

I mean… this isn’t surprising at this time of year. Many are traveling, in close proximity with one another and we have two holidays relatively close to one another (Thanksgiving and Christmas) that will have many people gather in one place, usually indoors.

It all provides a great environment for things to spread.

Not to mention the large amount of people who come into work sick at this time of year too.

This is what I ended up doing. Not specifically because of HP but inkjet printers in general. I don’t print all too much anymore since college so inkjet would sit and clog up, and become unusable. Brother laser printer though? No issue.

The two brands recalled look to have been grown in Mexico.

And this is why we continue to use ad blockers. The entire internet is worse without them.

Wasn’t Embracer depending on a huge cash deal with the Saudis that fell through? Likely had an impact.

It gets more mildly infuriating when you notice that they’ll typically jack up the prices just before a “Sale” to make it seem like a better deal.

As AI becomes more advanced, I feel that a lot of jobs are going to be made obsolete as the AI will then be able to do things in a fraction of the time.

Of course someone (hopefully) will fact-check what the AI produces but this would still likely be much less manpower needed than today. There’s plenty of instances today where AI will cite events that didn’t happen or make something up.

It’s still a big concern of mine as time goes on.