Austria not Australia
Gerbler
joined 2 years ago
he uses his vape as a glider
Damn I knew kids were getting high with vapes but I never knew how high.
I thought it would be like XCOM but the card game mechanics turned me off after a few missions. A little bit of randomness keeps things interesting but I don't want to feel like I'm playing cards I want to feel like I'm directing a mission.
It took them like 4 years and an attempt at ending US democracy for them to step in with the_Donald
Oh Reddit for sure had it. Jailbait was a big one and IIRC spez was a mod of it. It eventually picked up news attention and they axed it but it was a huge sub for a shockingly long time.
Wasn't the reason why Reddit got big though.
How about an investigation into precisely whos idea the union busting was and subsequently prison sentences for those responsible?
Fines don't hurt the rich like they do us. But we all have the same (give or take) lifespans. 5 years in prison hurts a billionaire more than any fine you could levy.
IIRC what made the immortal announcement so incendiary was that fans were anticipating a Diablo IV announcement and Blizzard had teased something Diablo related. Had they just said "btw Diablo 4 is in production, in the mean time check this out" it would have gone over much much better.
What are some FOSS programs that you think are a far better user experience than their counterparts?
One thing that I hate about VLC (hasn't made me drop it in 15 years but alas) is that you can hit E to go forward one frame but there's no key (nor capacity to set your own) to go back one frame.
Is it a niche use case? Sure probably. But not having the option to set one myself kills me whenever I frameskip one too far and have to shift-left and mash E again.
the sky is just this mushy grey noise
You might even say it's the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel
If only more workers could stand up for themselves in unison. Like some united front. But what could we call it?
In my personal case the reason is because steadily smartphone prices have crept up and up to the point where I'm paying more for a 2 year old Z Fold than I would for a brand new Note 7 on launch day.
Wouldn't you know, when inflation hurts my wallet, the first thing I cut is unnecessary luxury expenses like the latest Smartphone. I'm due for an upgrade but I'm not inclined to drop 1200 on a new phone when my Note 10+ is running like new.