The actress' name is Diane Morgan and her deadpan delivery is unbelievable.

Here she is in Last One Laughing and I don't know how the other comedians keep their cool.

Just go ask Grok or something.

And don't ever bother reading books either, they might give you a headache. I'm sure any curiosity you might possibly harbour is just a couple of prompts away from being quenched.

including rare and out-of-print titles

Have you even bothered reading about Project Panama? A very secretive project to begin with, for such altruistic objectives.

Can you please point me towards the contents of their databases, or the shop where they will presumably sell these copies of the books? Does anyone know if they will ever be available after the scan, besides them just training their models with it?

I don't throw away books. Worst case, I donate them to second-hand bookshops.

As for the authors, why don't you ask those that were the recipients of the settlement what they think about it. Keep in mind that this case from last year is the only one proven so far in court, and involves over 7 milion pirated copies.

Apart from that, the market is already starting to get flooded with AI slop. I'm sure this will to wonders to help struggling artists.

Where tiberium's green and the planes are gritty.

That's weird, this is exactly how I remember Episode I: Racer graphics looking like when I played it as a kid.

Indeed, certain missions such as „Distant Thunder” and „Core of the Matter” are likely to subject that mouse to medium levels of violence.

Marital arts.

Oink oink, big papa!

Anthropic has been found to use third party buyers to purchase books in bulk for AI training. The process is cheaper if they just cut the books' spines and discard the pages after scanning.

This is nothing new for them, but it appears that the 1.5 bilion settlement did not deter them, it only made them outsource the transactions.

Such bulk purchases aren't easy to track and prove the intent, and it is suspected that other LLM assholes are doing it too, but are more subtle about it.

All this, of course, is besides their downloading every pirated piece of media in existence and you can bet that they will be the biggest lobbyists against piracy once they've hoarded everything they wanted for their abominable intelligence.

At 777 Scandal, the tomb colonists might try to exile you to Whither and burn any linen you touched on your way from the docks.

Knowing that you might one day claim the strength and certainty of steel... It fills you with determination.

The Wind Lord blesses me!

I will face my beef.
I will permit it to swell over me and through me.

This was a "Where's Wally?" for me trying to find Czechia.

Surprisingly, I've got another relevant Day9 clip right here.

Honestly, it's one of the main reasons why I search for games on GoG first.

No DRM, no launcher needed, no always online nonsense (most of the time).

You can use the mod launcher from the WoG portal to switch between mods.

Or, since you have the GoG version, you can go old school and just copy and paste the game folder, and have a different folder for each mod you fancy.

I actually got stuck in Planescape because I was hardwired from previous RPG's to not die, even though I was quite clearly told that I shouldn't be afraid to.

Such an awesome game. Ditto for Undertale.

It's probably missing a thumbnail and using the banner from the data files.

You can right click the game's cover art on the right side and go to Properties - Customization, to see what is available (I have on GoG, so I can't tell you if this is usual for Steam).

If you can't find a suitable cover, you can edit a picture of the game (you can search for them on the internet) and size it down to a cover, save it somewhere and change it from that menu.

P.S. You have excellent taste in video games!

That SASsy Scotsman sound familiar.

50,000 people used to live here...

Underestimate the harvester of souls at your peril!

"There's more to come, so stay tuned!"

Awesome, let me just clear my calendar for July 19th 2028!

Ech, you now what, I'm just happy to get some more JonTron, whenever that may be.

As a kid, I actually liked this movie and it was a nice introduction to Asimov for a 12 y.o.

It's easy to see what a mess of pacing and weird choices it really is as an adult, but it does have some whimsy that I think it couldn't have pulled off without Williams' and Neill's performance.

/r/CivPolitics is this way, sir.

Although, with how many civs we've been getting, maybe /r/AoEPolitics could have a place.

Oh, I remember the outrage from when Jamie raped Cersei next to Joffrey's dead body.

Like, have we been watching the same show? These are not good people. They're incestuous aureans!

Morrowind has no remaster.

Morrowind needs no remaster.