Yes, it was cancelled by Riot, who acquired the studio a while back. The original founders bought it back, hired much of their old team, and changed the development strategy.
https://hytale.com/news/2025/11/hytale-is-saved
https://hytale.com/news/2025/11/hytale-early-access-january-13-2026
Look promising, but we’ll see!
Unless there’s a type of aphid I can’t remember and also can’t find online, there aren’t many aphids that can make a sound audible to humans, and those that can are extremely quiet and don’t really “sing.” Are you thinking of cicadas or something similar?
Hiding a post removes it from your view in most places. It does not affect anyone else — only your perspective. If you want it gone, your best bet is just to delete it or edit it with new context (e.g., that the situation has changed) and leave it.
Yeah, there is way too much slopslop.
Assuming you mean the one from the original post and not a movie in which someone gets slapped with a fire extinguisher, it’s “Spring Breakers” (2012).
Hi, former coworker. I don’t know if we ever spoke, but I somehow recognized your name on the Port87 page, haha. Good luck with the project!
Two points on the same axis would be collinear: they lie on the same line (the shared axis). Any curves or other shapes between them would need their own classification.
Adjacent or they’re on a spectrum or gradient or something?
Adjacency describes being neighbors, like adjacent sides of a polygon sharing a vertex. This is inapplicable to just a pair of points.
Gradients are slopes/rate of change. The points are both on the same axis (there is no slope), and it’s only two points, so this probably isn’t what you want.
Spectrums are just ranges of values. These points could lie within a spectrum or define a spectrum’s range, but that’s not a description of their relative geometric relationship, just a way to use it.
On the whole site, or just that channel? Because that may be due to channel settings which allow channel owners to hide comments containing certain terms. See “Blocked Words” on:
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9483359?hl=en#zippy=%2Cblocked-words
Not that YouTube has a great track record, but forbidding "cis’ would be pretty drastic. For better or worse, many channels choose to filter terms like this to keep their comments sections free of controversy.
The same goes for comments about shadow banning: channels filter terms relating to this so that controversial videos (which many Onion videos will be, especially for those that like eating onions) don’t end up with a comments section that’s nothing but complaints about being filtered, or at least so that the comments section looks the way they want it to. I’ve seen various YouTubers talk about this over the years.
The joke is that they know it is an egg. The user, somewhat like myself, is clearly trans, and “egg” means something important to the trans community. The extra question marks and the “:3” set the rest of the humorous/teasing tone. The post on here is itself the same kind of subtle meme, with the post text just saying, quite plainly: egg.
I imagine this wouldn’t be intuitive or amusing unless you’re really in the loop.
Nobody was saying it would be. The headline and article are about production costs at different scales, not prices for anyone buying it after that.
Hill had calculated a generic price of $40 annually last year, but said the interest from generic manufacturers had warranted new analysis. This showed lenacapavir could be mass produced for $35 to $46 a year, if there was annual demand for 2m doses, falling to $25 at scaled up production of 5m to 10m doses each year.
Oh wait, I missed a line where the article actually suggests this…
Dr Hill’s research indicates that this gamechanging innovation could – within a year of launch – be produced and sold for just $25 per person per year.
But you’re right, they won’t sell it for $0 of profit. It would be nice.
For sure. But at least those images aren’t kept in a secret location where users can’t see or delete them. Even if Recall makes this harder, there’s a meaningful difference here.
That said, neither one is doing you any privacy favors…
The browser has Adblock Plus built in (which is admittedly not perfect), and I see SponsorBlock listed. But yeah, no uBlock (yet?).
Toggl’s old logo.
Absolutely. For example, one of Gordon Ramsay’s head chefs (responsible, at least in part, for a Michelin star) famously died after using cocaine: https://www.mashed.com/492285/the-tragic-death-of-gordon-ramsays-protegee-david-dempsey/.
Had the same thought, so I used a proxy/frontend alternative. Screenshots here, no account needed:
https://xcancel.com/AI_NoGuardrails/status/1995766117860864410
And the original link via the same site:
https://xcancel.com/AI_NoGuardrails/status/1995876118990323983