Sentences with phrase «content it ridiculous»

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But, with fake news posts stealing the spotlight thanks to the popularity of their ridiculous headlines and outlandish content, proposed changes to Facebook's news feed make it seem as though the social media giant is trying to make things harder, especially for small businesses who rely on content marketing.

Without even getting into the content of the show, the premise is pretty ridiculous.

If Lukaku doesn't come, I could see Morata coming, but not for anything more than $ 40M... Another option I can see happening is Milik from Ajax, who according to Wiki is a huge fan of Arsenal, so hopefully he'll be motivated to be as good as possible, instead of being content with earning ridiculous money.

Players aren't pressured to improve and are perfectly content making ridiculous wages riding the bench.

How can we respect a manager who tells such ridiculous lies for reasons of keeping — as he thinks — lazy, bone idle players happy and content to remain here on their huge salaries for many years, irrespective of whether or not these shirkers actually EARN their money.

One contributor left some useful advice gained from several years of trying to use water in a culture content with «the complex, ridiculous thrones» (as described by philosopher Alan Watts) and unsatisfactory paper - cleaning methods.

Mad Max may be a bit of a mixed bag, but the faithful recreation of the film universe, the ridiculous car combat, and loads of content will keep players coming back to the desert for a long time.

There is a ridiculous amount of special features totaling more than thirty - seven hours, which more than ten hours of it is new - to - disc bonus content and five hours of never - before - seen material.

Crazy Stupid Love Rated PG - 13 for coarse humor, sexual content and language Available on DVD and Blu - ray This romantic comedy about love, loss and pain comes on strong with a terrific first and second act, only to be brought down several notches by its ridiculous third.

Honestly I hope there isn't any dlc because paying for extra stuff in a game you have bought is ridiculous (I mean we already have amiibo content to deal with) the only dlc I'm okay with is free dlc

I've built my following over the past five years by putting out a ridiculous amount of useful, free content and resources to help indie authors.

Nook Press's contract gave no consideration to content providers, and in some ways locked the providers in to some ridiculous rules.

Once the books have been loaded, there's no real way of finding content on the Oasis since you have to tag sideloaded content manually and that's just ridiculous.

It's also worth reading Mike Shatzkin's rebuttal on The Shatzkin Files: «The idea that the odds a book will make the bestseller list can be calculated from the content of the book alone, without regard to consumer analysis, branding, or the marketing effort to promote the book, is ridiculous.»

If they keep up making those ridiculous decisions regarding their content and price tags, they will find themselves looking for life preservers before this year is out.

Some of the apps, like «Cruiser», are intriguing but many are based on ridiculous content and seem to crash instantaneously.

It might seem a simple and almost ridiculous point, but the revolution in creative tools has had a huge impact in the back office operations of publishers, made them more profitable, more efficient and lead to the creation of databases and servers of content, assets and items.

Ridiculous, in the Internet age, to inconvenience readers by requiring them to buy the same content twice in different formats.

Obviously it would be ridiculous to do that since the metal content worth much more than the denominated value.

Before I get into this, I would like to point out that while I'm certainly guilty of scrolling through some of Buzzfeed's click - baity articles and they are fantastic at curating viral content (no one should be able to contest this considering Buzzfeed is set to make a $ 250 million investment deal with NBCUniversal, which would bring the company's worth to $ 1.5 billion), some of their «content articles» are pretty ridiculous and credibility may be questionable.

I like that they actually added some content instead of just slapping 1080p, solid 60 fps and giving it a ridiculous price tag like other remasters.

... This is not how paid dlc should be treated... I'm fine with additional challenges, but having a crucial part of the purchase be treated like hidden content is pretty ridiculous...

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has a wealth of content on offer, with not only a ridiculous amount of tracks and a huge roster of characters and karts, but also a Battle Mode (which was sadly missing in the Wii U version).

I mean, it's so ridiculous Nintendo sites don't exclusively cover content Yomanation is interested in.

As if the ridiculous number of weapons you'll be able to cause chaos with and the 100 hours of content wasn't enough.

But $ 20 for tiny DLC that locks content for base game owners is ridiculous.

It can be ridiculous and appropriate for adults, but if you can appreciate the content matter, then Mugen Souls Z can deliver in terms of entertainment.

Knowing the ingenuity and amazing experiences I have had with ALL of Vlambeer's games, I'm sure Ridiculous Fishing will not only play great but will be loaded with content.

The new story content in Warmind is nothing short of ridiculous.

With a ridiculous and genuinely funny storyline, some challenging enemies, and a brand new set of environments to roam in, players will find plenty of new content to sink their teeth (or more accurately, a crap - ton of bullets) into.

We're sad to announce that, as you probably expected by now, the Ridiculous Fishing content update will not occur.

Let's Learn Japanese: Beginner has a ridiculous amount of content for its 80 Microsoft Point price.

There really is a ridiculous amount of content on offer for the price of admission — just don't expect new levels if you've already beaten the PSP title.

The game that made fun of the ridiculous nature of purchasing downloadable content is back... with a vengeance.

Even if you don't enjoy your time in the career mode, there's a ridiculous amount of great content to be enjoyed.

Honestly I hope there isn't any dlc because paying for extra stuff in a game you have bought is ridiculous (I mean we already have amiibo content to deal with) the only dlc I'm okay with is free dlc

Since the game's content pre-dates Tony Hawk 3, where the revert allowed you to chain together ridiculous sums of tricks, it feels a little weird and a little satisfying to have to pull off some crazier leaps and tricks to make the biggest combos work.

There actually happens to be a decent amount of content in Zombiewood, aside from a ridiculous amount of zombies to kill.

In - game story content is voiced over (though the dialogue in hubs is not) which adds a layer of polish to the already ridiculous and entertaining conversations between the characters.

Full article from Destructoid — «Shovel Knight: King of Cards has a ridiculous amount of new content»

Either you delay the game a ridiculous amount MORE than has already been delayed to fit everything in to it (which you probably can't do without running into money trouble again) or you sacrifice content to be able to deliver on both fronts.

It fixes up the areas that needed fixing, it adds new ways to play and it bulks up its content in ridiculous ways.

Plotting wv content against CO2 concentration is ridiculous to the extreme — CO2 does not regulate wv content.

And the domestic content requirements can be very specific (and somewhat ridiculous).

He even pushes Jaworowski's (from LaRouche's Schiller Institute) and Segalstad's ridiculous claims that the closed polar ice magically levels out the enclosed CO2 content over time -LRB-!)

Don't these [people] realize that asking us to remove the content is ridiculous?

He certainly, without that, wouldn't have been on a Super Bowl ad, but he'd be doing these ridiculous projects anyway and, therefore, as artificial as the content of his videos often is, him doing them is pretty authentic to what he's all about.

Content moderation is hard, and given Facebook's scale it's surely not difficult to find the sorts of ridiculous examples highlighted in the Guardian piece.

Right now the NAB is pushing for cellphones and iPads to receive over-the-air broadcast content by adding on ridiculous dongles with whip antennas — and at the same time, to have broadcasters give up as much as 25 % of their bandwidth to support this service.

Okay, maybe Facebook requires complicated algorithms for all the mess of content it has to sort and organize... but the rumors and demand for Instagram to bring back the feed are getting ridiculous.