My man just had a mental break and hit post anyway.
“Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
My man just had a mental break and hit post anyway.
Many shades of gray hats.
Only 29%? The fuck does Nintendo even have on there?
The quests let me fulfill the “complete list” part of my brain that gives me dopamine. The story is… A little subpar but the content is Fallout 4: Lite. Met a few chill people so for what I got it for, it’s alright.
Full price? No shot.
Which is why I stopped. Fallout 76 was like $8. It’s actually not too bad. Now.
The first step in exceeding any limit is to realize there is one.
I had a cool idea that I completely gave up on because I tried to learn how to do it and realized what I was asking was so insanely complicated and time consuming that I couldn’t do it. I play a lot of games, I know what would make a good one, there’s just a gaping chasm between knowing and creating.
Attempted in the name of greed, reversed in the name of greed.
Corporations are the answer to “what will make the most amount of money?”
The only thing they learned, for the next week, is that a healthy playerbase is more profitable than an exclusive one.
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Starts as proof of concept to get you used to it. Toggle it off, hide it, but it exists. It’s there in the code. Next step is to gradually remove the option to say no. They already tried forcing people to upgrade to Windows 11. They’ll just try harder. It’s too much money for them to ignore.
And this is the straw in which I will instruct Microsoft to suck shit through.
Not defending corporations but these massive conglomerates usually get so intricate, so messy, that there are people who end up getting a paycheck that genuinely do not get assignments. In other words, getting paid to watch paint dry. So sometimes the comments that look terrible are directed at people who were doing nothing or very nearly nothing and still getting paid for it.
But yes also fuck executives getting x80 the pay of developers.
Yep, I do decide what good and bad means. The fucking concept of taxes disagrees with everything you said so kindly fuck off back to your hole, corpo rat.
It’s not hypocrisy. A billionaire is orders of magnitudes richer than a millionaire. A millionaire doesn’t have nearly the same capacity to do overwhelming good as a billionaire does.
A millionaire who chooses not to use their money to help isn’t good but a billionaire who chooses not to use their money to help is decidedly evil.
Much like how you not giving half your sandwich to a homeless guy isn’t good but a restaurant that throws out perfectly good food at the end of the night directly next to a homeless shelter is decidedly evil.
You one of those “if you have more money than me, you have too much money” folks?
Millionaires (can be) good. Billionaires (are always) bad.
The thing is, there was only ever one good billionaire and he gave his money away to such a degree he was no longer a billionaire. While Mark Cuban has done good, surely even saved and improved many lives, he still has a billion more ways to do so. Plenty of good millionaires out in the world, there are no good billionaires.
The mere concept of a billion anything is so hard to comprehend that it serves repeating.
One million seconds is 12 days. One billion seconds is 32 years.
Oh shit the ewaste got to his brain, the retard can’t read! That’s a shame.
Linux using proprietary drivers always feels like a plane using a transmission to me.