Malfeasant @ Malfeasant @lemm.ee

Malfeasant@lemmy.world

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Psst- did you know the Pope is Catholic?

You could, but then we wouldn't be talking about a carbon paper roller thingy...

Knuckle-buster was the industry term, and they were already obsolete 20 years ago...

Not sure how much good that'll be... A lot of banks are giving out cards where the numbers are only printed, I haven't had one with raised numbers in years.

It's obvious you haven't taken even a moment to try to understand what the "far left" wants...

Bootable USB stick?

Bingo. I work for a small software company, so I expect shit like this to go out to production every so often and cause trouble for our couple tens of thousands of clients... But I can't fathom how any company with worldwide reach can let it happen...

Why not?

I wanted one a few years ago, but couldn't find anything that wasn't from the 90s and/or beat to shit...

Enshittification intensifies!

Both bad is not the same as both the same. They're differently bad. That's the part you seem to be missing.

Testicles and the sack of rome

Well, I don't pay for premium, and I use an adblocker, and I haven't had any problems. Not having a problem doesn't prove anything if they're only targeting a subset of their users...

You know what else spammers and criminals often do? Breathe. We need to make that more difficult.

I ran into this recently. Trying to get access to a credit union's system as a vendor, they had a captcha that was the old style image of distorted text, with a text box labeled "are you a robot?". Having the tendency to take things literally, I initially typed "no" into the box. That was not the right answer.

IV was the one I spent the most time on, so that makes sense. But with V it's not a lack of depth, more a lack of continuity. Of course it's been so long since I played it I can't remember any specific examples, I just remember being disappointed, and thinking they spent so much time/money on the physics, they had nothing left for the story ..

gestures wildly at everything

No, when Star Wars first came out in 1977 and the first home video releases (including the laserdisc transfer that was included with the 2006 DVD release as a bonus feature) it was just Star Wars.

In other words... differently.

All the food you have ever bought sure, but what about eaten? I've eaten wild blueberries, venison jerky that a coworker shot, gutted, and processed himself, my grandma used to grow rhubarb in her garden and made pies and jam from it, my other grandma grows tomatoes & broccoli...