GrayBackgroundMusic @ GrayBackgroundMusic @lemm.ee

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Living the dream.

Probably. If I could get a job with the same standard of living, the moving costs were paid (do not overlook this, it's insane), the paperwork was trivial or non existant, sure. Bonus perks would be language classes and walkability/bikeability.

It depends on what "socialism" entails, but US capitalism has failed me and mine, has caused so much suffering in my friends and family.

We’ll you’re pointing out how ridiculous it is to believe in a free market.

Yep! That was my point.

What ought we subsidize though? Obviously foods that are better for our environment, climate, health, economy and for animal welfare.

Yeah, if we must subsidize something, then sure, those sound good.

Critic reviews are useless because they are largely just ads bought and paid for.

Also because they usually judge criteria differently. They watch a lot of movies and are looking for things the average person isn't.

If you get a runout sensor, you can print the tiny bits and then the printer will wait for you to refill it.

This is too narrow. Why do we subsidize food at all? America is supposed to be free market capitalists, right? Subsidies don't fit that definition?

(in reality, farmers need some sort of support system, I believe, as do we all, but subsidies don't fit the free market capitalism narrative.)

The Expert!

This lives in my head. Any time I talk to/about sales or customers. ajklsdhflkasjdgfloaui

Ooooh. This could be good. Trailer makes it look like satisfactory, which is fine. The systems involved will be the real proof.

I can't wait!

Did you go upstairs or on the edges? I feel like the big guys in the center as you describe, but the edges and upstairs were the hacker space vibe.

And it's named after their dog.

Storm light could work, but I think it's more about the politics than the power sets. Idk maybe it's gets more fantastic. I'm only on book 2.

Mist born would also be a great universe and the powers are really adaptable into a game, IMO.

The sequel is a lie. It's so delicious and moist.

Thank you! I was having no luck on DDG.

It's been 20 years, I can't be 100% certain. I searched and I can't find any mention of it. All of the plot summaries don't discuss it.

Yep, there's a reason for that!

Major studios pander to current sentiment but don't seek to resolve the issues.

Lol, seek to resolve issues? They're not the government. They're art. Art critiques things and suggests people to change things. It came write laws.

Yet Cyberpunk 2077 with partner with Amazon Prime gaming and let the man leading Neurolink voice a character in their game.

The devs and writers don't make the business decisions. Wish they did, they'd have a better product, imo. The marketing is done by someone else who the devs, usually, have no control over.

I listen to the entirety of why capitalism is bad.

Capitalism is pretty bad, so it didn't bother me. It was refreshing to hear it in a narrative. Game devs don't usually get to say stuff like that, so it was nice.

I didn't see that in the article, but that's a bit better, thanks.

The X-Files: I Want to Believe

I fucking hated this film. The Mulder and Scully parts didn't feel like "oh, they finally got together". They felt like slash fanfic. "we had a kid off screen and it died, feel sad for us. Oh, also, we finally fucked." Stupid, stupid.

Edit - kid was given up for adoption, not died.

Very meta. Nice.