James Chapma?
daniyeg
joined 2 years ago
it's called being a monopoly.
If he ever stops for a breather, he says, he gets depressed. MrBeast is so laser-focused on generating content on YouTube that he describes his personality as “YouTube.”
shit that's bleak. now imagine working under him. jesus christ the desire for infinite growth is hollowing out people, collapsing societies and destroying our environment. we should stop that.
finally, a C&H comic that doesn't suck ass.
ngl this image would be a sick cover for an album.
iranian diaspora and sick bastards, but i'm repeating myself.
the actual update size for the application is logical as far as i remember, it's the other stuff alongside it (i think related to graphics card) which is the real issue. it added around 500MB each update while the actual update itself might've been 10 or 20 MB.
purely as an end user i hate how much it downloads with each update and how much it uses the disk space although that's much less of an issue. i know it's solving a real problem and relieving a lot of the headaches of developers maintaing packages for each distro's specific package standard, but it's simply not the software distribution solution for people without at least well enough internet.
i wouldn't use any distro with flatpaks as its main way of delivering software and i would in almost all cases always choose alternatives even if it's outdated. i don't necessarily hate flatpak itself but for me i don't want to spend money on extra data cap and wait 30 minutes for a small update for my game launcher to finish.
the appimage of one of the applications i was interested in was 3 times less than the average flatpak update so redownloading the appimage every time would be better. if i installed more packages yeah the math would be better but it's still wasted data per update no matter how small it actually is. i found out after a while of using flatpak that i wouldn't just update and was stuck with outdated software anyway.
i assume it's just bootleg clothing trying not to get sued for copying by replacing the actual text with gibberish. your target audience probably can't read english anyway it just needs to look right. i got a pair of shoes with the same sort of gibberish on them because it was cheap and the quality was horrendous, it didn't last a year.
high income neighborhoods have apartments like these, but also got some gaudy tasteless roman design alongside dilapidated housing of old people that got trapped in there when their neighbourhood got gentrified and can't afford renovation. iranian towns basically have no zoning laws and the ones that are there can be bypassed by bribing some official or another, so everyone just builds whatever they like/can afford/think sells best. the cities are ugly as sin but i guess it's better than 12 lanes of asphalt.
EDIT: Tehran also has a lot of highways running through it i meant all development is mostly dense. there's really no such thing as a suburb since it's basically wasted value. soviet blocks are the most common type of housing since it offers most value per square meter of land.
people are underestimating the severity of the situation, a lot of furry artists and coffee shops are gonna go bust as well.