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Interest rates? Reddit/Twitter/YouTube can’t just exist perpetually being unprofitable now, they have to actually have a pathway to revenue, since Venture Capitalists won’t just throw money at a hundred different projects, hoping one is successful…

#LoaferMasterRace

I started wearing them to the airport when I was traveling a lot because it’s so easy to take them off/put them on while going through security in a rush. Now I just wear them everywhere!

Why would they to give up some of their territory to the invader? Right now, they’re holding off the much bigger nation’s aggression just fine, while bleeding Russia. Tell your country to continue supporting Ukraine!

I forget the legal term, but it’s because they are commenting on something. So they’re allowed to take someone else’s content, add very little to it, and still host it on their channel.

Great write-up! I selected the title to see where this article was from, but it’s just you posting your well-written opinions to the fediverse!

I’m torn on the subject, personally. I understand the reasons why resource-limited survival games are the way they are, but they’re generally not for me. The difficulty often feels artificial, and basic actions like crafting take too long and you never have enough components to depend on it.

Which is weird, because I usually don’t mind grinding in games (as long as it’s my choice). And again, I realize why those survival games have those mechanics, they just don’t resonate as much with me…

Where can you trade in your phone?

Downloading now… I can’t wait to watch Avatar 2 on my GE ColdBox 3000!

My OG Game Boy? Runs VLC.

I hear what you’re saying, but we’re not talking about a single-mother sneaking diapers out because she needs them or a Jean Valjean-type taking bread because they’re hungry…

This is OCR (Organized Retail Theft) where a team of 3+ people coordinate with phones, distractions, and a driver, to quickly get as many high-dollar, shelf-stable items out of a store as possible to resell on Facebook marketplace/eBay/etc. It’s typically at least $1000 per store.

If you hate large organizations, you should hate the greed of criminal rings like this, because we all absolutely pay more because of it…

EDIT: I’m just talking about what the article is referring to. I’m not saying companies don’t pass the costs on to consumers, and I’m not casting moral judgement.

Yeah, and they also said “the API isn’t going anywhere”. Liars and cowards…

I have hundreds of mods

Ooo, I think I found the issue! I mean, you bought the game, you can do what you want with it. But by definition, a mod is 3rd-party software designed to fuck with a game. Any and all official recognition and compatibility attempts are good-faith efforts you should not expect. You can either not use so many mods or not update the game… How is this on the developers!?

If people are looking for alternatives that won’t be shut down, you… recommend they look to Google!? Ahahahahaha!

I’m not quite sure what your point is, but they aren’t “two different markets”.

Sure, one is a (mostly) subscription model, but at the end of the day, they’re both digital Elder Scrolls games sold by the same publisher.

HAhahahahahaha, that’s a good one!

Um. If it’s no trouble, would you mind giving her treats and pets and telling her that I love her…?

Haha, I did exactly the same thing: removed rif from my homescreen so I wouldn’t accidentally tap on it!