From a selfish perspective, why should the entire populace be forced to give up small luxuries in their increasingly difficult lives just so that a handful of large corporations don’t have to make any changes?

Why isn’t it that these large corporations should be forced to change, thus removing the need for everyone getting rid of their small luxuries?

Just seems ridiculous that the message is “everyone should give up their creature comforts and live as simply and tediously as possible so that billionaires don’t have to change”.

You’re standing by a factory next to extremely loud machinery and complaining about the guy whispering next to you.

I have yet to see a single item have a significant discount on prime day, it’s not even a sale.

Why? I haven’t been following smart glasses development at all, but a camera is one of the things I would just expect it to have, and would be surprised if it was missing. Like, isn’t that a requirement for some kinds of AR? Seems like if you are against smart glasses with outward cameras, then you’re really just against smart glasses period.

Pixel has a built in feature that screens my calls and sends spammers to a bot. Graphene has no equivalent to this.

Explore, gather, craft, and build

Pass. Such a tired genre at this point.

People have such a hate boner for crypto that anything even tangentially connected to it is dismissed as shit.

I really don’t think he was getting at that, it just seems like misdirected blame. It’s like if Nike stopped selling their shoes on Amazon and you went “Fuck you Jeff Bezos!”.

Get off the internet.

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Yea, this one isn’t an issue. If you are dropping off passengers, you are allowed to stop in a fire lane because that is not parking.

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Nation. Sin.

Have you been living under a rock the past 10 years? If you think 95% of users give a single shit about E2E, you have a vastly better view of humanity than I do.

Oooh, I got you OP. If you liked the dense micro-maps of Into the Breach, check out Bad North. Defend small islands from waves of invaders with limited troops. Not an overly long game, but very satisfying for what it is.

Ubisoft wishes they could make a game that good.

“Sorry, you must not have heard me; you called me back for an interview and the others didn’t.”

By many definitions, reasoning IS just a form of pattern recognition so the lines are definitely blurred.

I wish people who do this would recognize they are playing into the corporate sanitation of the internet designed to make it more ad-friendly.

I just want my GameCube adapter to work again