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ITT: Miserable people and pessimists.
ITT: Miserable people and pessimists.
I’m up to about 150 hours in BG3 and I don’t think I’ve seen a single bug.
Recently found out that you could turn the sound volume to zero on mine. Actually life changing to the point that I’m commenting that you should check yours as well.
How the fuck do you die because it rained and there’s mud? Hows that make their community look good?
This isn’t necessarily invalid but certainly isn’t a strong enough of an argument to return to the office.
First 17 minutes of the story here.
Looks really good and am looking forward to it.
TIL this only happens in China
Literally no one is going to quadruple their commute as a good deed. Right or wrong.
People are struggling for free time from capitalistic slavery as it is.
If you’ve got a computer or a phone, you’re almost certainly being tracked. Picking and choosing which entity is tracking you seems masturbatory.
You dont have to kick em while they’re down
It absolutely costs a lot. Google also has a borderline monopoly for online advertising.
That’s on top of absolutely harvesting your data and selling it as well. You’re acting like Google is a non-profit or some shit. They’re a giant corporation that doesnt give a shit about you.
I say this as someone with a google phone and generally likes Google products. But you’ve got to take a step back and realize what they are.
Ads are going to pay for it either way.
I enjoyed the human parts of the book but found the others laborious to get through.
But what you’re saying is literally what they are, just in the opposite direction.
And to be clear, I think of the two choices that you’d be correct. However, saying people need to have their citizenship revoked because they vote for someone you don’t agree with is the opposite of democracy. Just because you don’t agree doesn’t mean you get to throw out the rules.
You’re just being what they are.