^ what they said
froztbyte
joined 2 years ago
this is, in a weird sense, kind of a freeing feeling
speaking from experience, yep. once you make your mind up on a gtfo intent re a bad situation, so much other shit just falls away
it’ll definitely have hard bits, but keep at it. worth it
would’ve thought that’s more a hot air balloon situation
yud, 15-year top of score chart of expert beginners
(e: s/p,/d,/ stupid phone)
bullet 4 is almost the plot of the film In Time (2011)
ah yeah, I've heard of play integrity. that shit should burn.
I saw a toot recently showing a number of methods to deal with the general casual shit (such as checking whether something was installed from play store, etc). don't know if I stored the link, but might be worth a look around re the latter bits
(e: to be clear, not saying you're wrong for indicating those issues (which are entirely valid concerns), and all of this very much depends on whether user wants to even screw around with stuff. just mean to point out that there are definitely some workarounds and options kicking around, although personally nfi how extensive they solve)
aesthetics is not the domain of purely visual or simply physical
turns out this was prophecy
Peter Kyle MP insists that the data center “turbocharge” will create “thousands of new jobs.”
it’s astonishing to me that this line is being launched (and uncritically repeated in too many places), given how much outright multidimensional nonsense it is. I realize it’s sell-the-idea bullshit pushed by whoever provided the speech points (maybe even the money), but ffs
couldn't find if this has featured here before, so linking for others as I figure a few of you are likely to appreciate: destroy AI
bonus, learned about asrg and an art piece that goes immensely hard
Libra-now-Diem, yeah. it was a full-on attempt to take the reins of value transmission and storage ("be the economy, be the bank"), beyond just coin
(also written about by david (which I haven't read (yet?) because handwave all my usual things on fire))