Texans have few things to be proud of, which is why they care so much about dumb shit like the alamo and buc-ees.

MGS3

Half-life 2

World of Warcraft

Fable

Far Cry

Warrior Within

Motherfucking San Andreas

Yeah, I think we have a winner. It’s 2004.

Demon’s Souls came out years prior.

Zoom zoom.

The problem with this “anti-monopoly” rhetoric is that players want to play on the same platform as everyone else.

I’ve been to San Francisco and they live like sardines.

It’s not as bad as LA, but they’re trying.

How dare I treat adults like adults?

This is 2025!

Don’t forget the neo-libs!

They hate progressivism as much as conservatives because it threatens to raise taxes for rich people.

Useful idiot response.

Hopefully it should give you some insight into who that news station is meant to serve.

Here’s a hint: it’s not the public.

Big businesses are all in cahoots with each other.

Everything is so expensive so they can spend that money on each other.

Why are useful idiots using bluesky?

Haven’t they learned anything about centralization and private platforms?

The real concern with replacing C tools with Rust ones is that it’s an opportunity for useful idiots/scumbags to change the license to something that benefits corporations at the expense of the public.

We should be ignoring all attempts to subvert copyleft, but I know that’s too high of a bar for most of you to reach.

Apple and Sony will be happy, though.

Sigh. I really was hoping they would’ve learned by now.

Glad I switched to Debian a few years back. Got that hassle out of the way and I see no reason to use Ubuntu.

I try to honor my time spent playing while also acknowledging I played too much of it at the expense of more important things in my life.

Rich people are seething that they couldn’t get their puppet elected in a place that makes them so much money.

Buy an ad.

in addition to safety concerns due to the removal of official company moderation.

Piss off. This just means they won’t be able to rely on companies to control what people get to say.