It is buck wild that these networks can generate shitty English by sight alone. These aren't the robots that scanned all the books in the library. This is purely visual.

Does this count?

"Why do you want that?"

Incorrect. Next.

Given typical inflatable-pool marketing, that ice bath is two feet wide.

Nonprofit gacha. That's a new one.

Still no.

Name eating thingy, SCP-5300... ish. Reclassified a few times as prior efforts were misplaced. You'd swear they were right here. One of them had a good name, something-phage. Borderline antimemetic. Passed back and forth between departments, and never really lost, but not exactly pinned-down to the foundation's typical standards. Rated safe - just kind of a pain in the ass. Mostly harmless.

Most soaps wish they could be as melodramatic as the rugby baby scene.

Is dubvee run by and for one guy? What little I've seen (and dealt with) feels like a level of pettiness antithetical to any level of organization. More than once, I've checked the site, and expected it to be like those self-hosted users... the vanity plate of the Fediverse.

Thanks, Satan.

Nothing inside a video game should cost real money.

The difference between this abusive horseshit and any cheaper example is quantitative - not qualitative.

I'd argue Unity's implosion was wholly evitable. All they had to do was announce, going forward, there would be different licensing. Big new version six months from now? Hey guess what, we'll do things differently from then on, so make your preparations accordingly. But no - they fucked over existing projects. They tried to retroactively interfere with the business decisions of games that were years into development.

Oracle only gets away with that shit because they're an eight-ton gorilla. And people still desperately look for the exits every time Larry Ellison announces a relicensing scheme based on how many computers you can think of.

Cutie.

Because that's how it's fucking spelled.