Do none of these horrible cunts that yearn for that dystopia ever read history books?

Don’t you just love it how the people that want him gone most, are inadvertedly extremely good at promoting this man.

It’s the whole entire point of these glasses so this surely cannot be a surprise.

I’m just waiting for bans on these glasses now, because that is inevitably where this is headed as the public at large simply cannot be trusted to handle this kind of technology responsibly.

And the harder these glasses become to spot, the broader the bans will be, undoubtedly right up the point where they’ll just straight up refuse anybody with any kind of thick framed glasses.

AI’s against AI’s. Apps against apps. I want to get off this planet at the next stop.

People hear socialism and immediately think Stalin, that’s one problem. Another problem is thinking having a capitalistic system and socialist services are somehow necesarily mutually exclusive.

Capitalism works fine in some area’s. Socialism is needed where it won’t. Healthcare is a case in point. Everybody needs it when they need it, so there’s really no reason to leave that shit to any “market” and therefore chance. Investments in public transport, taking care of the livability at the bottom end of the economic ladder are other examples.

Capitalism is dogshit whenever you have deal with things you just can’t, or morally shouldn’t, attach an ROI to.

I get it but I highly doubt most people actually do these expensive lunches daily. This is also not strictly speaking what is the text of the OP, assuming the text is correct he’s questioning people getting a 28 dollar lunch full stop.

Also, food is 1/3rd of the things that keep you alive and healthy. Food taking up a large part of your money really isn’t that wild. Things like rent taxes and utilities taking up more than half, that is wild, and really the only reason why 28 dollar lunches could be considered questionable on that income.

The world is also just what it is, incomes have been trailing behind inflation for a long time now. Because of these same people. I’m a cheapskate but I can’t get my groceries under 150~200 a week for just myself and my wife. Not without sacrificing health at least, the only way to get cheaper is taking a deep dive into canned and/or highly processed food, but that just isn’t happening.

People that can impulse buy outragiously expensive watches and cars shouldn’t be lecturing the plebs on what to splurge on.

Especially not food. Food is one of last big joys of life. Any splurge here is entirely valid.

These people need to stop getting platformed. If you’re in such a position, please just enjoy your privilege in silence and leave us the fuck alone.

I think there’s something beautiful about people getting from music what they look for in it, even if the lyrics litterally counter it.

They are working on their “own” phone which should alleviate a fair number of concerns with what Google might be doing to sabotage them.

Yes, please. The more users we have on Graphene the harder we are to ignore as a user base.

You can function in today’s society just fine, it’s just less convenient.

But the problem here is not only that you need a smartphone to begin with, but also one specifically from either Google or Apple. Having something else (like a phone with Sailfish or GrapheneOS or any other custom rom) also doesn’t work.

No no. We don’t do obvious solutions.

Can’t wait to see the mental gymnastics behind pinning this on Obamna or Sleepy Joe.

You could park a Smart Fortwo in front of that honda and it would still not protrude as far out as this truck is.

In simpler terms you need to have an entirely dedicated isolated system to play these games on, at which point the economical option is undoubtedly just to buy the damn game…

Computers not connected to the internet are almost entirely useless for anything else, and computers that are connected to the internet are inevitably logged into to services, and being logged in to something automatically means there’s personal data on it. If only credentials and authentication cookies.

Just stay away from this. Get a console of Denuvo freaks you out, or just stay away from these games untill they patch denuvo out, like you should anyway. The only reason they keep using Denuvo is that they aren’t adequately punished for doing so. Gamers are notoriously bad at voting with their wallet.

As much as I’d love to rail on AI over this, removing backups with an api call? Excuse me?

Meanwhile these same cunts spend more time on the golf course and on random yachts than most people do in their own home, also under the guise of “(net)working” obviously, while at the same time mandating a full return to office for the grunts.

Flexibility is a two way street. You want me to be invested in the work in the company, stop posting linkedin stories and find ways to make exactly that actually enticing.

I just accept that nothing ever looks perfect and do as much as possible myself. Especially since covid and the labour shortages contractors are paid in gold bars.

Basicly the only thing I still really get professionals for when liability is a factor. Structural work, gas fed system, or more complex electrical work. Basicly anything that when it’s not done correctly it could hurt or kill people, i still don’t wanna risk cowboying myself.

If I have to get turned back into a baby in place then no thank you, quite happy with life as it is. If we are going back in time there’s ofcourse ample time for things like doing the right investments and retiring from work before even leaving school.

And I can find my wife way earlier in life.

I wish this ban was in effect when my stupid cunt of an adolescent brain thought starting smoking would be a good idea.

And also this freedom to increase your chances of lung cancer for litterally no reason at all doesn’t only affect the smoker, but everybody in the general area of said smoker. What about their freedom to breathe clean air.

The world changes, handle it. Older generations took away younger generation’s freedom to have a perspective on any kind of affordable housing.

I don’t think taking away their freedom to make an objectively dumb and pointless choice for their health and finances moves the needle on the scale of problems we are facing.