vivadanang @ vivadanang @lemm.ee

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550 cord is a lifesaver.

And damn near every single Google effort into the games space has failed except for android games, which ride on the enormous platform install. Their latest effort was a joke - stadia was DOA.

I respect valve because they've provided indie game devs with the same distribution AAA studios get, they've never asked for exclusivity and did tons of uncompensated VR pioneering (remember Abrash and co were Valve before Oculus) and never once tried to 'own' vr. And they're a private company, so that means the decisions - and investments - they've made worked out enough to free them of a board dicking shit up.

Keep going, Valve. I don't like everything they do, but overall they're a gem in value added.

That would be awesome.

sure bud, whatever you tell yourself.

paying their union dues, which keep going up because the defense of their fellow cop's actions are expensive... if they get caught and lose qualified immunity.

There might be a ton of awesome cops in my town, but the SPOG - seattle police officer's guild - is constructed to defend the worst and maximize the force's overtime grift. So fuck.

If you could ask one question and get a 100% true answer

If I tell you what happens, it won’t happen.

fucking wizards... always some kinda conditions to actually get the magic

I'd ask what Humanity looks like in 500 years because I'm wondering these days - are we gonna make it?

it won't open a new TAB, but if you middle click on freetube logo or a video thumbnail it'll open a new freetube window and play that.

struggling to see what the downsides are for freetube and coming up with zilch. surely there must be a catch, somewhere....????

strawberries and Beecher's Flagship Reserve Cheese. it's like fireworks for tastebuds.

Everyone knows you eat the fries in the car on the way

to drop off the door dash. you meant. I think.

pea sized quantity of toothpaste

lol and q-tips are only used on the outside of the ear. mmhmmm.

super popular at universities and schools where stuff wouldn't fit on 1.44mb floppies.

they died at astonishingly fast rates, often starting the click of death after a few weeks of read/writes. fucking iomega.

leave it to the UK to create a system somehow less functional than the electoral college here in the US. Huzzah to the special relationship.

Inaction isn’t going to save us this time.

It won't, but it will sustain profits, and that's what terrifies me: we're gonna watch the world burn so some rich bastards get an even better return instead of doing something to save our species. sorry about your future kids, profit margins and people wanting to roll coal seemed more important at the time.

yeah, keep sticking your head further into the ground. like there's a right place to remind people we're cooking the planet.

got kids? they're going to despise you if so, you couldn't even be bothered to give two shits about their future.

"Nobody would build a system like America’s on purpose."

yet we did, and I strongly suspect it was intentional.

yes yes we only have a single problem to worry about, thank goodness.

oh wait, no... that's not, actually, the case at all. not even closely.

thanks for your comment tho bellend, when the human race cooks itself this will be a great example of how we saw it coming, but didn't give a fuck.

video games are basically software that turns electricity into heat.

your reply in no way addresses this fundamental point.

The entire market is growing year over year, requiring more power each generation. Do the math, it’s pretty easy.

ditto. even if we only worry about the heat generated, and not the power sourced (assuming your 100% renewable which is not realistic today) - we still have a problem.