I’ve read that the models used to predict the rate of change were too optimistic or an assumption about them was too conservative and thus not very realistic. Now we have data showing the models under-predicted the rate of change, so one argument is that we were already on this path since decades ago, we just didn’t model it right.
In any case, we’re all fucked so who gives a shit anyway no?
Is there a name for when we know what the right thing to do is but we keep not doing it?
We got frog boiled in the 2010s to accept renting out media. Me and my sandisk Sansa clip still go for walks listening to mp3s. I wonder if devices like this will see a resurgence under the idea that owning it gives you control of your media.
God I really wish they had made it a single player game instead. It has such cool lore, vibes and design elements. The trailer introduced such a vibe that is completely absent in the actual game. I wanted more of whatever the trailer was serving us.
Systemic failure we’re all dealing with. You did all you were told to do, you went to school, you sat down, you listened and you got the degree. Then maybe you got the job, maybe you just now lost the job, and the wages didn’t keep up with inflation, so you can’t get the house and you can’t get the family, too expensive.
Everything got expensive, then the world complains why you aren’t having any children, why you’re not consuming. You turn on the tv or your podcasts and you see illiterate people get platformed spouting nonsense about conspiracy theories and to do your research.
Then you see this comic and you see the connection. You see that a promise was broken. You did your part but the system ripped you off. You’re angry or depressed. It’s time to take action. Vote for Count Binface.
Article doesn’t say how many units they’ve sold. Sentiment in my internet bubble was very negative about price, that it was DOA. Now valve say it’s a success.
If Valve said the crisis is going away soon people would then wait for the prices to come down. This is very basic manipulation to convince people to buy now.
It’s a story of people noclipping into impossible geometries that are mostly yellow-wallpapered, carpeted rooms with office lighting. And there’s weird monsters in there. Nobody knows yet the whole explanation of what’s going on and how they came to be, and this is the core mystery that draws people in and wanting more.
I’ve read that the models used to predict the rate of change were too optimistic or an assumption about them was too conservative and thus not very realistic. Now we have data showing the models under-predicted the rate of change, so one argument is that we were already on this path since decades ago, we just didn’t model it right.
In any case, we’re all fucked so who gives a shit anyway no?
Is there a name for when we know what the right thing to do is but we keep not doing it?
Why can’t we do that for high speed rail instead?
Nice! Thanks so much!
Small request, can you add the couch’s win pct next to the number of games it has won? I’m lazy
Thanks!
I think this comic predates Minecraft, that’s crazy
Go on, touch the ubuntits
Basic questions like “is he alive?”
We got frog boiled in the 2010s to accept renting out media. Me and my sandisk Sansa clip still go for walks listening to mp3s. I wonder if devices like this will see a resurgence under the idea that owning it gives you control of your media.
I only recognize cell, who are the other two?
God I really wish they had made it a single player game instead. It has such cool lore, vibes and design elements. The trailer introduced such a vibe that is completely absent in the actual game. I wanted more of whatever the trailer was serving us.
Those shorts look cool
Will ICE deport them to the UK?
Systemic failure we’re all dealing with. You did all you were told to do, you went to school, you sat down, you listened and you got the degree. Then maybe you got the job, maybe you just now lost the job, and the wages didn’t keep up with inflation, so you can’t get the house and you can’t get the family, too expensive.
Everything got expensive, then the world complains why you aren’t having any children, why you’re not consuming. You turn on the tv or your podcasts and you see illiterate people get platformed spouting nonsense about conspiracy theories and to do your research.
Then you see this comic and you see the connection. You see that a promise was broken. You did your part but the system ripped you off. You’re angry or depressed. It’s time to take action. Vote for Count Binface.
Article doesn’t say how many units they’ve sold. Sentiment in my internet bubble was very negative about price, that it was DOA. Now valve say it’s a success.
The market is finally starting to question if there will be an ROI to all the capex.
If Valve said the crisis is going away soon people would then wait for the prices to come down. This is very basic manipulation to convince people to buy now.
I needed this
It’s a story of people noclipping into impossible geometries that are mostly yellow-wallpapered, carpeted rooms with office lighting. And there’s weird monsters in there. Nobody knows yet the whole explanation of what’s going on and how they came to be, and this is the core mystery that draws people in and wanting more.
My mind went there as well. Are we clones?