It's absolutely not, they just have a high marketing budget. They didn't even use bronze dies until they introduced a new product line not that long ago.
Damarus
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This is the correct explanation
You're joking right? Because that's just nonsense.
Is that a new form of nosejob?
Picard is the way to go if you want to get the highest quality tagging with exact release matching. Most would probably not care too much about this, however when I know my files were ripped from a Japanese release, I want the tags to reflect this. Picard allows me to find the right match before any tags are written. This is especially helpful when you have two or more different versions of the same album, e.g. one CD rip and one vinyl rip, or two CD releases with different set of bonus tracks. My directory structure and tagging rules set in Picard allow me to manage this consistently with no manual workarounds.
You didn't only use the back of your arm, did you?
Are you sure they're not laying eggs in the soil? A whole plant room sounds like a massive breeding ground.
Why would you put the items that can be picked up there, if you don't want me to pick them all up? Who understands games man...
That's not good enough. Just a thought experiment: Only 7% of humans died because their work got flagged incorrectly
Can't that bitch at least put something on when they're having guests over
Who has the xkcd ready?
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Ads work. This has been proven many, many times, and it's the reason why companies spend billions on ads. It's not something that happens right then and there, but they get everyone. You are not safe from ads, even if you think you're better than others. "Who does this work on?" is the wrong question. We should rather ask "How can we make it stop?".