When I see people drive them, I wonder why you would buy such a thing.
After a few years on this country's hole filled roads and stone paved streets, they start to break down and develop a distinct squeaking noise, indicating that the build quality is not good at all.
Still, I think it's more of a fashion statement from vain people that will trade it for a new car in 4 years, so build quality does not matter. It says "Look, peasants, I have an imported american car. Envy me, you Peugeot driving scum."
Yesterday I watched Spain - Belgium on a live stream on Prime Video. The same stream was available on Netflix and YouTube.
It was like live TV, but properly enshitified. Instead of professional journalists and commenters, you get streamers reacting to the game, improper comments, like and subscribe notices, publicity every time the ball stops, paid viewer comments overlayed on the broadcast. A complete shitstorm.
I realized that this is what the future of live TV looks like. So I think I'm done with it.
If you build it, they will come.
There used to be a Reddit group dedicated to it. I haven't found anything similar since moving to Lemmy.
Hexen.
I'm playing the new extension Vestiges Of Grandeur from the remastered Heretic + Hexen pack, on Steam.
I'm still using Tidal, and have been for many years. It's got high fidelity (FLAC, Dolby Whatever), large catalogue and is not expensive.
District 9 (30M$)
Does it count or it's too much?
Keep in mind we have our fascists too, and the morons that vote for them.
Nah, that's just the portuguese way.
When I see people drive them, I wonder why you would buy such a thing.
After a few years on this country's hole filled roads and stone paved streets, they start to break down and develop a distinct squeaking noise, indicating that the build quality is not good at all.
Still, I think it's more of a fashion statement from vain people that will trade it for a new car in 4 years, so build quality does not matter. It says "Look, peasants, I have an imported american car. Envy me, you Peugeot driving scum."
I found this works for me.
Give yourself some dopamine by breaking the goals into manageable chunks.
"Today I'm going to fix that annoying bug" translates to a good feeling when you push a commit with the bug fixed.
At the same time, you've committed yourself a tiny bit more to the project, is now harder to ditch.
I would add:
How many times do I have to downvote this story?
Nothing. Some games do not appeal to you and that is fine.
I have the trilogy, played a bit, hated the characters and went back to Skyrim. I guess I like my main character less chatty.
What makes you assume I exist?
Epic is run by an idiot.
GOG had its ups and downs, but I've been able to build a sizeable library there.
That is the entire content of the Microsoft's Guide to Business Practices.
One page, one sentence.
Embrace, Extended, Extinguish.
Seems like it is geo-locked or down.
True, yet somehow this is even worse. There's always a deeper level of hell.
My favorite Springsteen song.
Yesterday I watched Spain - Belgium on a live stream on Prime Video. The same stream was available on Netflix and YouTube.
It was like live TV, but properly enshitified. Instead of professional journalists and commenters, you get streamers reacting to the game, improper comments, like and subscribe notices, publicity every time the ball stops, paid viewer comments overlayed on the broadcast. A complete shitstorm.
I realized that this is what the future of live TV looks like. So I think I'm done with it.
Treating your customers decently can lead to profits in the long run. What an insight. They should teach that at business schools.