It’ll be far, far from the nail in the coffin, but we’re already seeing promising movement among what was normally staunch Trump supporters.

It’s only one avenue to follow though. We still have to do what we can wherever we can.

That’s because the TVs are subsidized by selling your stolen info.

…are you seriously complaining like this about the use of the word ‘apopleptic’? It was one word, dude, let it go.

EA and Ubisoft are really duking it out for the first prize in the worst game company competition.

I bailed when they started banning people for upvoting Luigi content. I’d already drastically reduced my usage when the appocalypse happened and RIF no longer worked, but that level of panopticon shit was too much.

…Italians?

There’s an easy solution to that.

Seed something yourself.

Go buy a garage sale DVD of something that is semi-popular and doesn’t already exist on the private tracker, rip it, and post the torrent yourself.

'S what I did back when Underground Gamer still existed; I had a version of Mechwarrior 2 that didn’t already have a torrent, so I spent some time making a nice summary and uploaded it myself. Worked a treat; I had enough ratio to get me through my rough early weeks and never looked back. Until the site shut down, of course.

with no ads

For now.

Eventually it becomes a search engine that replaces the ads on the source material with its own ads, thus choking out the source’s funding and taking it for itself.

I even tried to migrate mine, and it failed. After deleting my Mojang account.

Tech support made a token attempt to help me and then gave up. So much for my capes, I guess…

It’s the House Rules Committee, and actually one Republican voted in favor.

It’s a charm against boredom.

If you don’t bring the book, you’ll be sitting around bored wishing you’d brought it with you.

If you do bring it, you’ll never have time to read it.

Currently my Steam Deck is fulfilling that purpose.

I read recently of a variation of this. You play the game by intending to play it; you win when you forget you’re playing the game.

Thus, when you remember the game exists, you realize that you won!

It’s a two-fold curse - first, every single program these days isn’t a stand-alone program, it’s a glorified web browser. Hand-in-hand with that is the fact that, in order for these webpages-disguised-as-programs to behave in the way you normally expect a modern UI to act, it has to have five layers of javascript frameworks, each adding its own pile of cruft to the slagheap that is modern app design. It’s horrendous and I hate it.

Ahhh, good ol’ productive procrastination!