Lol, wait till they drain the last of the aquifer. That will be hell on earth. Actual mad max.

Piracy is unmet consumer demand. - Gaben

What they meant was: you'll become more conservative when you own a home, have kids, and start thinking about retirement.

I haven't gone back once.

Agreed. Do you think it would help the cause if we all ordered as many as we can of the smallest cheapest things that we can get UPS delivered? Put the pressure on by flooding them with orders they can't meet if there's a strike?

That's why I moved to where it's regularly 10-15 degrees cooler than I like. And I'm buying more land further north from there. Gotta lead it.

I think it's for me. I occasionally need regular expressions, like any career programmer. I also hate regular expressions. I have to complely relearn the every time I use them.

Praise the camera person.

Cursed.

That's what they want. That way they stay red.

You know ChromeOS is Linux, right? It's super easy to put a different distro on. You're totally up for it, a few hours max and you're good to go.

This just isn't a world for poor people anymore.

So many good ones.

Patapon Loco Roco Crush Metal Gear Acid Peace Walker Dissidia Monster Hunter

I also replayed my favorite PS1 games: FF7 FF Tactics Castlevania Symphony of the Night Oddworld

I love anchor steam. I can't decide if its actually good, or if it's just nostalgia. The beer kinda tastes bad, but like, charmingly bad? Like sucking on pennies.

Boooo

I just wish they were as good as the steam controller's.

Why would you work there?

Brother laster printer. It's the least evil I've found.

Damn we have the same shit bro. Except I have grados headphones.

There's a simpler saying: "you cannot afford to buy cheap things".

It's an effective way to climb out of poverty of you're making ends meat, so long as you're in a position where your things won't be stolen. Save up to buy quality, or buy used quality things that last and can be repaired. It's a wise investment, cheap goods are part of the poverty trap.

I mostly wear a single pair of $350 boots. The cost per mile makes them the cheapest footwear I can buy. I've worn them daily for 2 years, they have maybe one more year before they need a resole. Boots are only a single example. It's the same for everything from clothing to cars to houses to electronics.