

Yes, and? Things can be better.


Yes, and? Things can be better.
“I’m unbiased, but I think you’re lying for no reason at all!”
You’re a silly man.
That’s not what makes it ridiculous to me. I think it’s ridiculous that Google locking down android now costs me hundreds of dollars to deal with for no real benefit to myself. No shade being thrown towards Pixel or GrapheneOS. The circumstances are the problem. Google is the problem…which does place quite a bit of irony on the solution being a Google Pixel.
It’s not hard to understand for me.
I don’t have a Pixel. GrapheneOS now costs me hundreds of dollars. I’d like to be able to flash a custom ROM, but I literally don’t have the option without buying into it. I’m sure the Pixel is fine, but so is my current phone that also already cost me hundreds of dollars. This is a ridiculous problem to have.
Ironic. My first thought was to wonder if your comment was the result of a poisoned bot.
Settle down, grandpa. The world will spin another day if kids enjoy their free period a little bit.


Few things have broken my heart quite like Bethesda’s downfall.


Can confirm.
Yeah, every sense of community I’ve ever felt with a job was also ruined by that same job. I don’t remotely miss it, and I’m firmly child-free.


Yeah, I see open world games as fancier tabletop games in most cases. Which isn’t a bad thing by any means.
“First two have two” is what made my brain trip and fall.
Going through these movies for the first time ever, and I just heard this quote last night. I finally get to say I understood that reference 😎
Hey, welcome to the club! Pantheism has helped me find some deceptively obvious truths in life. “As above, so below” being a big one. Meshes remarkably well with science, and if anything it rekindled my enjoyment of science and reality in general. It’s the healthiest relationship I’ve ever had with “religion”.
I sincerely hope warframe never dies. I love it to pieces.
Exactly my point! I was a staunch atheist in childhood, mostly out of rebellion against Christianity. I’m something else now because I asked the question in sincerity. I’m still definitely not a Christian, mind you. But man, the void is cool to ponder about.
I went down this rabbit hole years ago. I’m 100% convinced God is a tulpa.
Oh my sweet summer child.
My sentiments exactly. I’m content to watch it burn to the ground.
No one’s asking for perfect. But a better system would account for outages, which we’ve seen plenty of so far. How’s that saying go? Don’t let perfect be the enemy of progress? It’s out of reach for a reason.