Welcome to your TMA Friday edition. It’s a holiday from where I come from, so it’s a shorter briefing than usual. At less than a new car dam (prices? Shh!) Reveals at the New York International Auto Show, it was a relatively calm week, but not without a little drama.
“You know, they say that money cannot buy happiness. And … Yeah, ok … I suppose it’s true. God knows that I have tried. But it can buy a cybertruck, and it’s pretty sick, right? … No fucks, I’m so alone.” This is a fairly realistic votes clone of Elon Musk said to pedestrians during passengers of success of Palo Alto. An Ai Mark Zuckerberg Joined Him, With Both Billionaires’ Voices Mimicked To Say, Well, The Things A Lot of Us Are Thinking, Whsther It’s The Invasive Ai Push, Billionaires Wielding Power Over Government or Other Bleak, Beige Real-World Versions of Black mirror local.
They were being exploited in the city center of the intersections in Redwood City, Menlo Park and Palo Alto but had left, unfortunately, by Saturday.
No one claimed the farce – but there are probably a lot of people in Silicon Valley capable of removing it. More recently, a clone of Jeff Bezos AI was Speak on the pedestrian crossings of Seattle.
– Mat Smith
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Her video is great, she is finally doing well and it’s cheaper than her rivals.
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The $ 666 edition of Doom includes a game box which itself plays Doom
The real physical edition.
Physical editions of emblematic shooters Loss And Doom II are on the way, and the culmination is something called the Will It Run edition. This comes with a game box that really performs the original Loss himself. All you have to do is connect a controller because the box also has a port. It is an expensive gadget: copies cost $ 666 and are kept at a limited series of 666. Because hell. There is also the usual content of special edition inside, including a soundtrack (on cassette), commercial cards and a portable portable console that Also plays Loss.
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