"Did we get anything from the attacks? "

absolute fire shitposts

Niel is the only acceptable NIMBY

This is your yearly reminder that Steve Jobs did not want an app store on the iPhone, he believed websites could provide app like experiences.

Apple to this day reject or severely limit the Progressive Web App experience despite being on the consortium handling the standard.

No one at Microsoft gives a shit about what you are doing, they want to know what updates broke.

I mean, it depends if you want it to be positive, read Issac Asmov’s Robert Vision and if you think it’s too pessimistic, move to Arthur C. Clarke (Rondevouz with Rama is always a good pick me up, although the “Space Boobies” passage is a bit of struggle.), if you want more pessimism, go for Iain M. Banks (Consider Phlebas is the first in The Culture series.)

When the story of the band makes you forget that they really only made one album of note

How else were they going to get PS5 owners to play it?

In the Netherlands, delivery vehicles use bike lanes all the time, however, these are made by local manufacturers that aren’t as big as this

For Example

One of the things I found incredible in Japan is nearly ever temple has a sign outside describing just how may times its burned down

https://eprints.soton.ac.uk/340476/1/Translation_Werner_QE_Nikkei_Sep_1995_final1.pdf?ref=recode.at

1995 from a German economist. The implementation under Obama’s administration (a choice made from a bunch of advisers) was to reduce interest rates by increasing the amount of money.

All prices in Monopoly are set statically, the income you receive from rent or passing Go does not change based on the money supply, there is no “interest rate” where prices fluctuate based on money supply or movement. $200 is always worth $200. Increasing the supply does not cause quantative easing in Monopoly unless you are the only sober person playing among drunk people.

This console has 512MB of RAM and effectively lived through four generations of Windows

Throwing to the Plan B ad read at the end was a wild choice

That photo belongs on a “DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THESE PEOPLE” wall at a Costco

Keep feeling Pete, I’m sure the bullet is on the right hand side…

It was that good in the 90s, enshittification is only more visible now as you have gotten older and better at identifying it.

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