Do it and use it for inspiration to make more of these GIFs 🙂

Amazing work. Looks like if Kavinsky - Nightcall was a GIF. Or Quixotic - Palms
Fantastisizer - Rendez-Vous
VHS Dreams - Nightdrive
M|O|O|N - Dust

I could keep going but anyways nice GIF

I’d really like to see Florida’s. First final four in 1994, multiple after that and 32 points in two years. Unfortunately a pretty flat line outside of that.

Nevermind, I think I found them. If I’m following the line right. Is Florida the next team after Louisville? I’m seeing first bump in 1994, big jump 2006-2008, and some jumps afterwards.

Pilots have to be very careful about hitting exactly 88 mph for too long or else this happens.

Yeah I mean I know you’re not a bot but the truth is we really should never be cheering for industry consolidation. Yes, Blizzard has been poorly run but has taken steps to right the ship. Laying off a bunch of people and consolidating projects is the most likely outcome without substantial investment in people and culture.

I swear this is at the top every time this is posted. It’s starting to feel like not a coincidence

John Elias and Wayne Westerman of Fingerworks invented multi-touch, which Apple purchased in 2005.

"Today, we'd like to announce that we at Apply have created the first ever touchscreen notebook."

It’s often a consolidation and competitive move. The most you buy up, the less competition there is, the more you can focus on 1-2 money makers. I would not be surprised to see Blizzard dump everything but call of duty.

Companies do not tend to improve when they are bought out by much larger companies. They tend to experience extensive layoffs, budget cuts, and projects cancelled. Blizzard has made strides to have a better work culture and being owned by Microsoft will not accelerate that. Being owned my Microsoft will only further guarantee more games like Diablo Immortal are released.

Microsoft will probably win. I believe all they have to prove is that consumers won’t be negatively impacted. It has proven to be an incredibly low bar and why virtually every industry in America is dominated by a handful of companies.

By that logic wouldn’t the same suspicion be raised for every probe, manned mission, and telescope NASA has paid for?