Zorque

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Zorque,

Better just give up, then. Obviously the only solution is violence because random people on the internet have decided there's literally nothing at all that can be done to change things.

Zorque,

They own the people in government, not the government itself. Change the people, change the ownership.

The trick is you have to start small, cause the ones in the bigger positions rely on the small ones to maintain their power.

Zorque,

Grandma

Zorque,

I mean, for all we know there's ads all over the place in different languages than english and different designs than we're used to.

We know there's other ads cause of Sluggo Cola: The slimiest cola in the galaxy.

Zorque,

"Faux pa" literally talking to his own daughter.

Zorque,

Why quote yourself as a response?

You seem to be taking this all very seriously for someone bitching about people taking things too seriously.

Zorque,

He's got a giant mug for beetle snuff.

Zorque,

Discusting.

I feel like the Steam Deck is the best proof of Gabe Newell's quote that "piracy is a service issue."

They could have easily crammed the Steam Deck full of stuff to make it hard to use for piracy - locking down everything, making it usable only to play games you legitimately own, force you to go through who knows what hoops in order to play games on it. That’s what Nintendo or Apple or most other companies do....

Zorque,

You said prevent, not eliminate. There's tens of thousands of ways to prevent piracy. They are not infallible, but they are preventatives.

There is nothing on this earth that will eliminate piracy.

Where would you like to move the goalposts now?

Zorque,

Thing is, it's usually earlier, around 7:30am when I was in school, earlier if you wanted the breakfast they had.

Zorque,

Ah yes, the origin of slash fiction...

Zorque,

O'Neill. Two Ls. There's another Colonel O'Neil with only one L.

Zorque,

You'd rather eat a stove top than homemade dressing?

Zorque,

Windows is Hot Cocoa. It's comforting and warm, but not really what you're wanting right now. And probably not great for you.

Zorque,

The destination is rarely the point of most high-concept sci-fi. Rather, the journey is what is important.

Zorque,

Rom figured it out? This is a new low...

Zorque,

It's always been a thing holding white guy from getting to yellow goal, in the memes I've seen.

Zorque,

Wasn't the second one built by an eccentric billionaire or something? Like a Howard Hughes type.

Zorque,

I don't see any speaking at all. In fact, they seem to be using non-verbal communication to make their transaction.

Zorque,

https://xkcd.com/927/

Zorque,

Two things accomplished!

Zorque,

They probably copied the url for a thumbnail by mistake.

Zorque,

Considering Anakin built C-3PO, wouldn't they still be siblings?

Zorque,

Is the froyo cursed?

Zorque,

It's a common attitude, not just with reddit or phone apps, but just things in general. "I don't have a problem with it, so why would anyone else?"

I remember when Arkham Knight came out, and it was a complete mess on PC. But it worked for enough people that anyone who talked about what a shitty port it was got shouted down.

A common problem I have with layouts, where there's a common trend of leaving giant swathes of white space on either side of the content (in desktop aspect ratios, at least). Like with the new redesign of wikipedia, or even most fediverse sites. But many (if not most) people don't really have a problem with it. I've even heard people talk about "having to move their head back and forth" to see content on the website. As though they're incapable of moving their eyes in their sockets...

But that's my own personal rant. In general, people are often hard-pressed to empathize with others these days. Not just in their use of social applications, but of most things in their lives.

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