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@ChaseDaniel Season starts & Acho goes, "I need an Eagles devil's advocate for market engagement. JJ: not me - Chase: ok I'll do it but I don't know how convincing I be"

The Super Bowl Eagles are NOT back. Philly fans, I’ve never seen a true contender get held back so much by a coach! ▪️Eagles offense is on a heater ▪️BEST Defense in football since week 6 ▪️Nick Sirianni is holding the Eagles back

Sexual assault accusations and lawsuits aside from Mr. Grabembydapussy. In June 2016, after a weird affection for Putin displayed in Trump's campaigning, a voice recording of McCarthy telling Ryan & 2 others that Trump & Ca. congressman are on Putin's payroll! Cont below 👇

After settling to pay millions for running a fraud university, embezzling from his own charity (that he made himself and family members officers of - which is nvr done for obv reasons). He illegally uses campaign funds to pay off a pornstar, charged with 34 counts of felony. Cont

@bodybbang @juantokki You do understand this word salad is to deflect blame to fans right. They "extracted" this content, which is a reflection of their stance. They can threaten to sue all they want but it won't hold up in any court. It's pathetic, sad, and their attack is a confirmation.

HYBE’s internal reports exposed: “They debuted the members at an age when they were still in their awkward, unattractive phase, so none of them have the typical idol features… (the rest omitted).” “Too much plastic surgery.” “There’s a striking tendency to focus on appearance and sex appeal.” “Surprisingly, none of them are pretty.” “When I think about how everyone was shocked by their looks when 00 (group name) debuted, it makes me wonder if SM’s aesthetic sense has changed.” “The other members were shockingly unattractive.”

@nodesandnoodles The UI is almost a clone of Twitter but the backend is different. They create a feed based on your likes but supposedly there's no actual algorithm. We'll see.

@kazonbase Oooh. Tell me more. What's it like? I haven't checked it out at all yet.

Let's go!!!

@nodesandnoodles Yea Microsoft has been trying to push users to 11 more than ever. Get a new generation of ppl hooked on their ui to AI. Looking to mv ppl off Google search to their AI search. Big 💰. Only thing greater than their ambition is their arrogance., considering how buggy their code is

@kazonbase I'm gonna have to replace my CPU and hence, my MB this year in order to run Win 11 (since MS are dropping support for 10😡) so that might happen a little earlier than anticipated.

My Win 10 pc has started powering off and on again at random as if the MB reset button were being pressed. Sometimes it will happen several times very rapidly which has corrupted windows requiring a reinstall. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? #Windows10

@BevHarrisWrites I only hv digit TV for daily weather at 6pm and NFL games 😂 Other than that it's just YouTube where the ads are just as incessant.

@kazonbase But ... do you watch TV? TV is such garbage, and not particularly true either. They glom onto about 3 topics and then just repeat them all day with different pundits. It's easier to ignore lawn signs than TV commercials and nowadays, who needs legacy TV at all?

@Jyotsan40908339 @finnnyy @PopBase It's nothing personal, it's just business. So sad to see BTS/army desperately cling to diminishing relevancy tht they hv to attack a really successful gg. Absolutely no shame or dignity. I can see why you're triggered.

@finnnyy @PopBase nonone know these New Levis or new denims.... they just say oh you got new pants but everybody knows My Faves... So don't you dare calling leeches as golden goose

NewJeans' Hanni talks at the National Assembly in South Korea: “Recently I saw on Blind, the (HYBE) employees cursing at NewJeans and I heard the recording of the HYBE PR team downplaying our Japan debut success. Seeing this it confirmed that what I was feeling wasn’t just a feeling. I knew that the company (HYBE) hated us.”

@Genesis_2303 I wonder if a stored att of ID needs to be emptied right side of zone. Sometimes adding 1 to a stored ID fixes internal mapping errors of other nodes using it. Like a trim mapping ids to 0-1. Let's ask the mentor @ilirbeqiri

No matter what ID I use UV's flickers, no idea how to fix this ;/

#geometrynodes This is one of those effects that I Can't get quite right no matter what I try. It's recursive looped trim splines, basically trim spines from (link inside the thread) in repeat zone using iteration ID and I think spline index is not really stable ;/

@thePHIspecial Anyone here know what it's like to play football in a stadium w/ 100+ degree heat? You can try to prepare for it but not acclimated like home team. Coaches don't account for it in game plan. 🦅 Will be fine.

Had a good question on the livestream and curious - if you were to stack rank the top 3 issues facing the Eagles right now, what would they be?

@SeoyonghwaBTS @tikkitokki22 Is that bts's prostate on the tip of your tongue? I guess that's why you can't speak & need to use symbols. Sigh.. I'm sure you're just an old soul born out of time of Neanderthal cave art surrounded by boys w/ face paint grabbing their crotchless yea..

The girls favorite schedules are stage performances. They get excited because they truely love it. If they're injured, they say they don't feel the pain on stage. They can't sleep because of the adrenaline rush. This means they're born to be artists. x.com/mo9uHR/status/…

@bruh8842 @juantokki Honestly 'bruh' 🙄. If only anyone could come close to your masterful usage of the word, comprehension. What a stable genius you must be. Please tell us what it feels like to be right, but never know enough to know when you're wrong.

@juantokki He just exposed her lies I’m genuinely concerned for your future if you’re a kid based on your bad comprehension skills please spend more time studying less time on the internet but if you’re an middle aged person you still have time left please educate yourself 🙏

And of course, HYBE lied again. 🤦 🔗biz.chosun.com/entertainment/… 우리는뉴진스를지지합니다 #접대골프_나락으로_홀인원 뉴진스와민희진을하이브로부터해방하라 #HYBE_MEDIA_MANIPULATOR 하이브는정의를마주해야한다

@juantokki NJNS should stop & make a stand. Hybe in pr disaster & $ distress. Big brands will drop Hybe like a stone. If they're willing to go insolvent over irrationality or pride, then let them! Expose their criminality & cruelty. Demand mhj be the CEO of Hybe & Ador! Nothing less!!

9/25 Min Hee-jin swiftly rejected HYBE's proposal, and there's a recording of HYBE's PR representative. I'll break down the meaning and reasons behind this. youtube.com/watch?v=rBQJWd… Attorney Kho Sang-rok Today is the 25th, the deadline that the NewJeans members gave to HYBE. This afternoon, HYBE released a statement, and Min Hee-jin responded with a rebuttal. I wanted to briefly talk about this. First, I want to clarify that I’m not here to share my personal opinion on any compromise or resolution between the two parties. I’m not in a position to suggest what’s appropriate or ideal. In reality, I think it's highly unlikely that the two sides will reach an agreement. I believe they will continue down parallel paths until a final court decision is made. One of the main issues is whether the exercise of the put option is possible. The core legal issue now is whether the shareholder agreement between HYBE and Min Hee-jin was legally terminated when HYBE notified Min Hee-jin of the termination. This has become the central issue of the case. Matters such as the breach of duty and embezzlement are sub-issues under this larger question of whether the shareholder agreement was validly terminated. Ultimately, the legal battles will continue in court, but the operations of NewJeans must also go on. This creates an awkward coexistence between HYBE and Min Hee-jin. While both sides hold firm on certain positions, they must find common ground to keep the group running smoothly. It’s not just about compromise for the sake of the other side, but about protecting their own interests. Even in war, negotiations continue, and parties agree not to cross certain lines. In the same way, I believe both parties can find areas of mutual benefit, no matter how small, to minimize their losses. For example, both parties need to maintain NewJeans' activities while litigation is ongoing. It would be irrational for either side to let emotions get in the way and make decisions that would damage their interests. In the business world, companies are expected to make rational decisions to avoid losses. Economics is a field that assumes rational decision-making. It’s a pretty obvious concept, right? While discussing this, a professor once joked, "If someone is irrational, what can you even say about them? What theory can you apply to them?" and everyone laughed. However, modern economics is evolving because, frankly, people are not always rational. On an individual level, this is true for most of us, myself included, as we often make foolish decisions. But what about companies? Companies, by nature, engage in commercial activities and are economic entities bound by law. Additionally, they consist of many people operating within a structured system designed to enable rational decision-making. So, at least in theory, businesses should avoid making irrational decisions, especially those that are obviously harmful to themselves. While they may make predictions that end up being wrong, it’s unlikely that they would make decisions based purely on emotions when it’s clear they’ll suffer losses. This idea of assuming a certain level of rationality might hold more weight when applied to organizations rather than individuals. Yet, when you look at HYBE's actions since last April, especially regarding their media responses, I’ve been very critical. Let me clarify again: regarding the events leading up to the end of last year, I have never taken sides or criticized either HYBE or Min Hee-jin. However, Min Hee-jin has claimed that the CEO promised her group’s debut would be prioritized, but that promise was not kept. She also argued that even before the debut of the girl group NewJeans, she was restricted from promoting them properly. These are the claims being made, and I think we need to consider the context and background of these statements. Regarding that, it's not something I can personally verify, and it's not the main issue in terms of breach of contract or illegal activity being disputed. Therefore, I've never made any commentary on who is right or wrong. However, what happened after late April? HYBE first came out with a report framing this as a hostile takeover, calling it an act of embezzlement. They set things off on the wrong foot, and their media play over the following months has been quite foolish. This isn't even an effective means of attacking the other party. On top of that, they're hurting themselves, which seems incredibly foolish. At that point, I said they should immediately fire whoever is in charge of PR. I was harsh in my criticism, arguing that HYBE needed to change their core approach to prevent further damage. Yet, despite that, they've continued with these actions. It makes me wonder whether this reflects the true intentions of the CEO, Bang Si-hyuk. At this point, it's becoming increasingly hard to avoid the suspicion that this is his will being played out. I can't help but bring this up, as the situation continues to worsen. Actually, compared to individuals, we can assume that companies are more likely to make rational decisions as economic agents. But if the owner or CEO, who has a significant influence on the company's decision-making, does not act rationally and manages the company based on personal emotions, then the discussion becomes meaningless. If we look at an extreme example, aren't we seeing it daily with North Korea? Every day, they are sending balloon bombs made of waste, and it’s said that soldiers are responsible for making and launching these balloons. When I think about how ashamed they must feel as human beings, it's really pitiful. This morning, I watched the CBS news show Kim Hyun-jung's News Show, which I often catch. They aired a recording of a conversation with a PR representative from HYBE, which was submitted as a tip-off. Were you surprised? I think many people weren’t all that shocked. A lot of people already expected that HYBE might be engaging in such actions. A few months ago, a sports newspaper even directly criticized HYBE's unfair media manipulation. It's not surprising but rather disappointing and foolish that they are still doing it so shamelessly. Recently, there was a comment on my channel that said, "Even if I lose an arm, the traitor must be thoroughly punished and removed," which I criticized by saying, "Are we gangsters?" It feels like things are continuing in that direction. Regarding the news revealed this morning, I don't think there is much to comment on. For a long time, Min Hee-jin's side has claimed certain things, and many people rationally suspected that such things might have been happening. The news we received today confirmed that through a reporter’s tip. As a result, doesn't this strengthen the claims that the NewJeans members made in their recent emergency live broadcast? It further supports the notion that NewJeans members don't believe they can receive the best support or effective management from the company if it continues to be run by the representative HYBE put forward, instead of Min Hee-jin. The news this morning once again confirmed the valid arguments behind this. I predict the comments in response to what I'm saying will likely be like, "The HYBE PR representative was just trying to correct the facts, so what's the issue?" Such neutral comments are to be expected. I haven’t mentioned this before, but I strongly suspect there are hired commenters involved. I couldn't verify it, so I didn’t bring it up, but the consistent pattern in the comments makes it hard not to think that way. Correcting facts isn't the problem, but when they repeatedly say, "Oh, they are doing a bad job," or "They are not handling things well," it becomes clear that they are not just conveying opinions or evaluations. They are using the excuse of correcting facts to engage in negative talk. If this issue is taken to court, the key will be the intention, the deliberate actions, and the purpose behind it. Since subjective intentions cannot be directly observed, the court relies on an objective analysis from a third-party perspective to determine the real intention behind a statement. This is one of the most important areas of law, and in this case, the intention seems obvious. Objectively, their intentions are consistently clear. I’m not surprised by this at all. This has only strengthened the claims made by NewJeans, and I believe that it will likely play in their favor during any future legal battles between Min Hee-jin and HYBE. HYBE has consistently acted foolishly, repeatedly making errors that only harm themselves. It's quite unfortunate, and there's no other way to describe it. Initially, today was the 25th, the day NewJeans members had set as a deadline, and then this morning's news broke. As a result, HYBE hastily released a statement, announcing that they would appoint Min Hee-jin as an inside director once again. However, if you look closely, they first had to acknowledge that they had offered her a short two-month contract as a producer, and although they couldn’t appoint her as the CEO, they offered to reappoint her as an inside director. Right after that, Min Hee-jin’s side issued a rebuttal, which brought HYBE’s sincerity into question once again. After all, HYBE hasn’t removed the problematic clause that still allows them to arbitrarily terminate the contract, so it’s hard to believe their offer is genuine. What do you think? Do you also believe that HYBE’s offer holds no real meaning today? Despite Min Hee-jin’s rebuttal, I don’t see it that way. I believe it holds some significance, as I mentioned earlier. Even in times of war, negotiations are possible, and though it's slow, both sides may be able to avoid the worst-case scenario, such as a complete fallout. It may seem small, but it’s a step toward avoiding disaster, and that holds meaning for me. Many people have been asking about the new agreement HYBE proposed. HYBE’s stance is that the original shareholder agreement has been terminated, so they need a new contract to fill the gap. But from Min Hee-jin’s perspective, the shareholder agreement hasn’t been terminated, so there’s no need for a new contract. That’s the logical stance she’s taking. No matter how sincerely HYBE offers her a new contract as a producer and inside director, for Min Hee-jin, it would be a step backward from her original position, where she had full authority as CEO. So, no matter how good the offer is, there’s little chance that Min Hee-jin will sign it. Even if HYBE drafts the best possible contract, securing Min Hee-jin’s role as a producer and inside director, she would still be giving up her claim that the original shareholder agreement hasn’t been terminated. This would essentially be an admission of a retreat from her earlier position. That’s why I don’t think she’ll agree to it. In fact, from her point of view, the ridiculous two-month contract HYBE initially offered may have actually helped her case. It made it clear to the public how unreasonable HYBE’s proposal was, making it easier for her to reject it without having to explain every detail. HYBE surely knows this too, which is why I’m calling their actions foolish. If they had made a more sincere offer from the start, they could have managed public opinion better. Even if Min Hee-jin didn’t accept it, at least they could have presented themselves as acting in good faith. That’s what PR is for, isn’t it? If they had done that, I might have even praised them for handling it well. But instead, they shot themselves in the foot. Now, what about today’s offer from HYBE? Even with this new proposal, Min Hee-jin has no reason to sign the agreement. It contradicts the position she has consistently maintained. So, the agreement won’t be signed. But does that mean today’s offer is meaningless? No, it doesn’t. There are two key points here... One board has now convened an extraordinary general meeting to reappoint a director, indicating progress in itself. The company has resolved to reappoint Min Hee-jin as a director. If there is no change in this stance, it is not about signing or not signing an agreement between both parties, but rather the decision to convene an extraordinary general meeting to reappoint her. The significance lies in her reappointment or extended term as a director. Otherwise, her term would end on December 2, and she would be dismissed from the position, but this move reverses that outcome. HYBE no longer needs the injunction Min Hee-jin filed, which pertained to the extraordinary general meeting and reappointment of a director. This is a success for her since the court application she filed is no longer necessary, marking a clear achievement. In my previous video, I discussed how difficult it would be to win an injunction to enforce voting rights, noting that it is tough to guarantee victory in such a lawsuit. Now, without fighting, they have managed to secure a win, which is an ideal result in such contentious cases. There has been an official announcement from HYBE regarding this issue, and they’ve expressed openness to discussions regarding reinstating the CEO. While there are doubts about their sincerity, it represents a step forward. When I first saw Min Hee-jin’s statement headline, I thought HYBE had adjusted the previous toxic clauses in the agreement from two months ago, extending the term from two months to five or three years. However, Min’s side clarified that while there was verbal agreement for a five-year extension, no real sincerity was shown, and none of the toxic clauses were removed. In the September 11 meeting, they verbally requested a five-year term but did not provide any written documentation indicating they had removed harmful clauses. This implies HYBE verbally expressed their desire for her to stay but did not present a formal renegotiation without those toxic clauses. However, since HYBE mentioned today that further negotiations on concrete conditions would occur, we can interpret this as their intention to retract and eliminate the previously proposed toxic clauses. In essence, there’s no need for further legal filings as Min Hee-jin has been reappointed, a meaningful outcome from what would have been a difficult legal battle. HYBE’s openness about negotiating specific terms can also be interpreted as a step forward. While they initially included problematic clauses, they are now signaling a willingness to revise those, thus positioning themselves more favorably. This shift likely resulted from the heartfelt pleas made by the NewJeans members on September 11, which yielded progress, even if Min Hee-jin and the members were not entirely satisfied. This progress, though small, cannot be overlooked and should be seen as a meaningful advancement. It was achieved through the efforts of the NewJeans members who took direct action. This outcome will hold unless HYBE reneges on today’s announcement. However, I don’t think HYBE would make such a foolish move again. I also mentioned HYBE’s openness to discussing concrete terms, but I still harbor doubts about their sincerity. It seems likely that whatever HYBE proposes, Min Hee-jin will resist and downplay their significance. HYBE’s strategy of showing openness serves their interests, positioning them better in public perception. My conclusion is that HYBE hasn’t suddenly become altruistic, but from a rational perspective, they seem to have moved away from self-sabotage, which has been a pattern until now. Lastly, if HYBE is monitoring this channel, I suggest replacing the PR and marketing teams if they truly wish to resolve this issue. However, if they’re indeed monitoring, such a suggestion may fall on deaf ears. Credits: 진격의 고변 (Go 변호사) Watch Full Video: youtube.com/watch?v=rBQJWd… 우리는뉴진스를지지합니다 #접대골프_나락으로_홀인원 뉴진스와민희진을하이브로부터해방하라 #HYBE_MEDIA_MANIPULATOR 하이브는정의를마주해야한다

@t_o_p_Radio @hygracelee Nice take. Let us know when you've emotionally escaped puberty.

@hygracelee Imagine only selling 100k and try to brag about it like it was unprecedented? Good lord let hybe get rid of this mess and focus on bts only. Nobody wants this sht anymore

@juantokki Hybe's actions are irrational, petty, & cruel. Hard to believe pros expose themselves this way. It's bad bizness. Pandering to a psychotic jealous superstar man baby is a highly probable explanation. Is it Hybe CEO or BTS member? That could be who Jung Kwook(?) was really after.

How long has this HYBE-MHJ feud been going on? Five months? I’m dunno what to say... It’s just perplexing to me that this might be the first time some western media are trying to reach out and hear from MHJ and the “real” ADOR’s side. I mean, it’s possible that contacting ADOR has been challenging because their media interface is handled by HYBE’s shared service PR. But I can’t believe no one tried other channels or directly reached out to MHJ or ADOR. No wonder everything published seems to favor HYBE. That said, I think NewJeans' emergency broadcast has woken some people up. Whether it’s performative or not, at least the western media are now trying to hear the other side too. WE STAND WITH NEWJEANS #버니즈_뉴진스와함께_준비갈완료 #방시혁_2주준다_민희진_복귀시켜라

@nodesandnoodles Very cool 😎

A silly little logo idea using a physics sim baked to a texture. The balls are a single object using vertex displacement to reproduce the simulation. #b3d #blender #blender3d #blendercommunity

This is not a particle system, it's a shader effect! 🎇 Using a type of object pooling, The VAT Man can give you 52,000 vertices and 300 frames in a 2815p texture. Vertex Animation Textures for Blender, Unity, and Unreal. Coming soon! #b3d #blender #blender3d #blendercommunity