I would certainly hope so, lmao

These might just be some of the dumbest opinions I’ve heard in a while, and I’m actually impressed you were able to create a worldview that supports those inane ramblings.

Once you normalize it, it does change the future. Look at the mess we’re in today because we collectively ignored the writing on the wall.

I have an Asustor Drivestor 2 and a 4tb Seagate NAS HDD. IIRC, it was around $300 total. I’ve only been using it for a few months, but it’s an easily expandable setup if you want to add more storage later!

I think they mean this graphic from the article. Looks like the periodic table of states.

Good point. I think “oligarch” is more accurate.

There is no cheaper subscription. The current prime sub gets adds added. Ad-free will cost more then the current ad-free subscription. “I’m altering the deal. Pray I don’t alter it any further.”

My NAS is my best friend.

That’s actually a very good point, and I guess I misunderstood your position.

No Labels is an astroturf group that aims to divide the dem vote. It is NOT a legitimate option for those who want to advance progressive policies. They do not disclose their funding and investigations have found that a large donor was Harlan Crowe; the billionaire who bought InJustice Thomace.

Maybe someone should challenge dem leadership, but splitting the vote with a party backed by far-right billionaires isn’t the answer. It’s the fucking problem.

“We were very wealthy,” says Errol Musk. “We had so much money at times we couldn’t even close our safe.”

With one person holding the money in place, another other would slam the door.

“And then there’d still be all these notes sticking out and we’d sort of pull them out and put them in our pockets.”

You are willfully ignorant.

They advertise like $11 / hour where I live for managers.

I’m loving all these union wins!!! Let’s go!

Don’t exaggerate! Just a lawsuit.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/hes-not-your-man

Just a shitpost.

So, I went back and tried to look for a source, but you’re right. Thanks for informing me! From the few sources I read, those issues were debunked, exaggerated, or due to bad implementation. I want to add that I still don’t like the idea of Denuvo (or any other DRM) on digital media that I purchase, but that’s a different topic.

Edit: Seems the below statement was factually incorrect. Oops!

It’s a very obnoxious and heavy-handed approach to anti-piracy measures. It slows down games, kills framerates, gives users a whole host of other performance issues, and just makes the experience worse overall. It’s a product that doesn’t even seem to care to improve, because they make their money from publishers, not the people who buy and play the game. Many people hate it, and I believe it’s absolutely justified.

At least posting on Twitter is free (for now).

“For now”, is right. That isn’t always the case.