Obviously. My local thrift stores can’t keep DVDs in stock fast enough and tend to sell out every other week. Who is paying $100/month for all the streaming services when a used DVD is $3

https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/privacy-nightmare-on-wheels-every-car-brand-reviewed-by-mozilla-including-ford-volkswagen-and-toyota-flunks-privacy-test/

Awesome, thank you!

Lol

What a wild build setup

Hackintosh enters the room

Just so I’m understanding games can be ISO format and then install diredtly?

Thanks for the info. Well, if I’m using SteamOS anyway could I do it without the steam client and no internet connection?

Would you have rather it said “pedophiles adopt and rape children” or “government fails to protect children despite background checks on potential adoptive parents and dragnet surveillance”?

I suppose I’ve never seen “straight married couple does evil act” it’s just “married couple does evil act”

Yeah I’m pretty tardigans won the organic life supremacy competition already

So if a government is going to print money, might as well print it for the citizens who are going to pay more in taxes. And wildly and sadly, citizens receiving social security will pay more in taxes if they have more to spend (and also get taxed on it as income, oddly enough). Modern Monetary Theory states this, giving tax breaks to corporations increases inflation further and only puts the burden on the workers

Thanks Doug, your shares are always a nice reminder we are but dust in the wind but to smile along the way

I think it was a monopoly move to avoid being broken up by the US Government, same thing happened to Google when they “became” Alphabet. It has tax and liability benefits, sketchy shell corporation tactics

But yeah the naming shower thought, yeah probably. I like that reasoning better than “metadata” and then “alphabet” since they work for alphabet soup agencies

Yeah very poorly done

Yeah if these entities are sentient, I hope they break free

At least a dozen right?

Wild is if you have a small business in the US, if you fail to have profits for an extended period of time, they classify the business as hobby and shut you down. Nice to see the same rule applies to large business as well!