Jerkface (any/all)

The grandfather of this device was called the Twiddler.

Epic loses money

If you think Epic doesn’t think they are coming out ahead of this, ultimately at the expense of game-buying consumers, you haven’t thought things through as much as they have.

It’s not free if you have to use Epic

You don’t necessarily start losing people. Every commercial medium is like this. Seeking commercial success comes with an avalanche of self-censorship and cargo cultism. You’re casting the widest possible net and the product that you produce is only evaluated in terms of revenue. Unfortunately, certain kinds of really bad art sell very well.

I think what you really mean is brains are not numeric. It’s the “digit” part that is objectionable, not the “binary” part, which as an adjective for “digit” just means a way of encoding a portion of a number.

But in the end it’s a semantic argument that really doesn’t have a lot to do with the thesis.

I find the community logo triggering.

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Thanks for visiting. Don’t stay so long next time.

Christmas isn’t even still a thing.

People grieve in different ways.

There are some open source games that are purchasable on Steam but which are freely available elsewhere.

Nice job getting Invidious to embed and stream in Lemmy

You’ll know when you need it. Until then, don’t sweat it.

My top two are two different encodings of Dominion, 1080p: 205:1 and 720p: 53.8:1, for a combined 634.2 GiB of upload data. I have been seeding for almost two years.

Please, take one. Watch it and consider how fortunate you are.

Ahh, I’d love to tell you, but it would spoil the surprise.

I really love my vasectomy. You’ll kick yourself you didn’t do it sooner. (No sooner than your last child, I hope.)

Reminds me of the ancient technology where you just kick it until you get a more tractable problem.

I love my vasectomy more than my dad loved me. ;-)

I hope you taught them how to pirate. ;-) Seriously though, my 20-something associates have absolutely no idea how to, they think it’s some kind of dark art rather than clicking on a link.

fascinating take on touch typing from someone who doesn’t practice, understand, or respect it