Social Meme Thread V.76: Have you seen me?
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If I had a Twitter account, I'd follow FakeMilley
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I watched a dumb movie on a plane once. Was about a girl on a plane and the guy next to her said we have a guy outside your dads house and he’ll kill you dad if you don’t help us. He even allowed her to talk to her dad.
Anyhow I was like that’s dumb. I’d tell my dad what’s up and he’d pile up the bodies of bad guys. Dude is a ex green beret and I can’t count how many guns he has now. Probably enough to trade for a house though
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Probably fake. Looks freaky but probably fake unless it’s Australian
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It's good to see you around again, things aren't slowing up.
https://chamberbusinessnews.com/202...kind-national-semiconductor-economic-roadmap/
The Arizona Commerce Authority announced the formation of the National Semiconductor Economic Roadmap on Tuesday. Tasked with furthering collaboration between private industry, the public sector, and higher education “to future-proof semiconductor manufacturing in the United States,” the Roadmap is a first-of-its-kind endeavor.
Citing the surging global demand for semiconductors and microchips, stakeholders involved in the project — including the ACA, Intel, and TSMC — believe that there must be more attention paid to the semiconductor industry.
“Today more than ever, we see the strategic importance of a robust U.S. semiconductor industry,” Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said. “Fostering deeper partnerships with our research institutions, universities, defense institutions, state leaders, and more will be critical to our long-term economic and national security, and we are pleased to join this worthwhile effort.”
TSMC Arizona’s CEO and President Rick Cassidy said there are particular elements essential to a thriving semiconductor sector. “A thriving semiconductor ecosystem requires solid infrastructure, a comprehensive supply chain, and a steady inflow of talented and dedicated people,” he said.
Both Intel and TSMC recently made historic investments in the state and their semiconductor manufacturing operations.
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This is true of all hedge funds though. Almost all of their plays are public and anyone can copy them.
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Nature is beautiful.
Pretty sure that video is fake. Too many legs even for spider sex or post coital cannibalism.
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I'm surprised Disney hasn't put in a bid for that IP yet. Imagine a Warhammer 40K Cinematic Universe...
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Well they did a good job with it because it looks real enough. Fkn weird
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I follow an Instagram account where SFX guys publish short clips and some of them are Hollywood quality.
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Who would likely be cast for Emperor of Mankind?
If Disney did actually buy the rights, Robert Downey Jr. would be the most likely choice ready to go. If anyone else picked up the IP, who knows.
Who would you pick?
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To be honest, I don't know enough about the source material, since I've never played the game. But isn't the Emperor basically withered down to a husk, kept alive by the sacrifice of those with psychic abilities of their own?
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Yep and those spiders they have there are pretty nuts too. All of them
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Appreciate it dude.It's good to see you around again, things aren't slowing up.
https://chamberbusinessnews.com/202...kind-national-semiconductor-economic-roadmap/
The Arizona Commerce Authority announced the formation of the National Semiconductor Economic Roadmap on Tuesday. Tasked with furthering collaboration between private industry, the public sector, and higher education “to future-proof semiconductor manufacturing in the United States,” the Roadmap is a first-of-its-kind endeavor.
Citing the surging global demand for semiconductors and microchips, stakeholders involved in the project — including the ACA, Intel, and TSMC — believe that there must be more attention paid to the semiconductor industry.
“Today more than ever, we see the strategic importance of a robust U.S. semiconductor industry,” Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said. “Fostering deeper partnerships with our research institutions, universities, defense institutions, state leaders, and more will be critical to our long-term economic and national security, and we are pleased to join this worthwhile effort.”
TSMC Arizona’s CEO and President Rick Cassidy said there are particular elements essential to a thriving semiconductor sector. “A thriving semiconductor ecosystem requires solid infrastructure, a comprehensive supply chain, and a steady inflow of talented and dedicated people,” he said.
Both Intel and TSMC recently made historic investments in the state and their semiconductor manufacturing operations.
I read about India’s failure at creating semiconductors. Have to find it for you.
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True but no hedge fund beats the market as much and as well as Nancy does
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