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Lol I went down that olive rabbit hole once during covid. So much more work than I thought

That might explain why I only ever get the texture from olives on pizza…which is…actually still ok with me. Flavorless for sure but yum olive texture

This popped up for free on YouTube a few weeks ago and I second-monitored the whole thing. It holds up pretty well

One of the wildest beats in hip hop history

Hold Home and Screenshot until it turns on and starts flashing then pair it on your phone

You’re right about that, I was moreso saying that his crappy browser tier list isn’t worth sharing

Just because PewDiePie switched to Linux doesn’t mean we should listen to his browser recommendations

I haven’t seen like any hilariouschaos users in awhile

Yeah but like what if the ramp went past the exosphere? Drive that rocketship up at 1mph for 100 days and you’ll be in space!

So we have Norway to blame for the cybertruck design

Let’s give em depression

The same source taught me that cops are good and if that’s true, impromptu gambling must be common

The whole point of the blockchain is it for it to be traceable, though. There’s only the illusion of anonymity with crypto

What reason are you referring to?

It makes you smell like something poisonous

Lol, your YouTube history is just a copy of your data presented in a browsable format. They have your data regardless

I agree with you but it’s so hard to talk about. Most major publishers are leeches who artificially drive up price and force developers to release unfinished games…yet at the same time, the cost of development has gone up. Indie games are proof that you don’t NEED fancy graphics with mocapped actors to make a good game but it’s irrelevant when there’s bigger demand for “cinematic experience” and that stuff ain’t cheap.

But because I used to pay $30 for a game in the 90s, I think games should be $30 forever.

There wasn’t a reason to before but now they are doing it now because there’s enough of a market to justify it…I’m not sure what you think they did so wrong

Why would they prioritize resources into something with low demand…?