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🤮 ...that's enough Internet for today.

Reaction of shareholders to being told that line will not go up indefinitely:

More likely, they answered by saying that only nerds care about that kind of stuff.

That would be Gojira (1954). The Godzilla movie released in 1955 was ゴジラの逆襲 (Godzilla's Counterattack), infamously localized as Gigantis the Fire Monster, and the first movie where Godzilla fought a rival kaiju.

Go and read something on the level of "Empress Theresa" and then try extolling the virtues of "absolute garbage" once more. Just as AI can't create truly great prose, it can't create appallingly terrible prose, either.

I can plainly see that!

The vast majority of Japanese bread as sold in supermarkets is amazingly bland, yes. There are some great bakeries though, but the prices make it feel more like a luxury than a staple.

...but the Japanese government doesn't run the wireless network in Japan? The mobile infrastructure here is run by the private carriers like docomo and Softbank.

Then I guess they won't complain if 99.9999% of websites blocked them.

It is my understanding that revenue is the broader term. Revenue: Cash inflow into a company, including sales, investments and other sources. Turnover: Total income from the sale of goods or services before deductions. Reference Munich Business School: Business Studies Dictionary » Financial...

You seem to have mistyped "easier" in the title.

Its existence was a state secret until after the publication of the novel that the movie was based on. As the author was a Royal Navy Commander in World War II, there is a possibility he might have heard something of the real Colossus, but in that case, he probably would have named it something...

Yes, this reminds me of the movie "Brazil" more than anything else.

And thanks to Toei's rights to the Spider-man character expiring many years ago, there is literally NO way of seeing this great program legally at all. That is, unless you want to pay close to 600 dollars for a second-hand copy of the Japan-only limited edition box set that Marvel oh so...

Probably someone who thinks they are the shit, but are merely just a shit.

The hype hikes the share price, which makes the execs' stock options that form much of their compensation even more profitable for them. Edit: Whoops, I accidentally Britished my English.

Well, in the case of Japanese to English, the fact that the grammatical subject (not exactly the right term, but close enough) is entirely optional in Japanese means errors as to subject are basically unavoidable. We still don't have MT that can work out what the subject should be as the MT...

What is the carbon footprint of this system? I can't imagine it is minimal.

Colossus, surely?

I was wondering if maybe bad habits learned from programming on one of the British home computers that were so popular in the 80s might have led to this; but a quick check on an online emulator of a Sinclair Spectrum shows that LET d = -d indeed does what it should.