Years ago steam was selling games at much better discounts, but the games were non-refundable. I still have a lot of unplayed games I bought at that time.

After they made the games refundable, the discounts are much worse and I’m following your approach.

I remember a lecture long time ago about history of religion and it mentioned rocks, trees and flowers as examples of animism. But my major was very far from that topic, so don’t quote me on that.

My last saved image is a picture of my cat. She is a monster sometimes, but a cute one.

Animism is an umbrella term for early religions that worship objects and/or animals.

Aren’t we all?

No, Zuck must feed on your data.

The idea is even older. Orwell described telescreens - mandatory television with no off switch 77 years ago.

I’ve only watched one of his videos, it was a tournament for my favorite board game - Dune Imperium. He is surprisingly good at it, if I remember correctly he won.

Limited operation, eh? A special one by any chance?

It is a great plan, if you happen to be white and male and live in North America or West Europe.

6 digit ICQ number is actually worth bragging about, it means you were one of the early adopters. Everyone who joined later had a lousy 7 digit number, like OP.

There are real glasses called belay glasses. The are used by belayers in rock climbing to look at the person you are belaying. You can just flip them upside down and use them.

I had to use floppies to bring my programming assignments to university in early 2000s. They were so unreliable, I had a rule to copy every assignment on at least 3 drives. I’ve asked them many times to setup an FTP, so students would not have to struggle, but they would not listen.

Once again I learn about news from memes.

It would be even faster if a horse is also mad at that guy.

Oh, hi Carl Mark.

The other 10% contains macroplastic.

Meeting a lot of people just to buy an envelope sounds like a nightmare for my introverted ass.

It’s called https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism, tankies love this fallacy for some reason.