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That's the joke

The high-end gaming market is infintessimal when compared to the casual gaming market. Apple knows this and they are perfectly positioned for high-quality casual games.

He also could just be mentally ill and doesn't believe he's lying. It doesn't mean what he's saying is true.

I remember writing this script 20 years ago

I think you're wrong. I've noticed no change.

I like the QR-code menus.

The minute your address interacts as a counterparty to a known mixer you're automatically flagged and everything around your risk profile accelerates dramatically. That wallet is effectively burned and you'll be locked out of using any kind of reputable exchange.

The video game?

Not new

You're completely delusional if you consider HN to be "left leaning", this place is the text-book definition of conservative libertarian echo chamber

They literally have video of the dude stabbing him

The headline here reads oddly. The conclusion from this paper is: "Low-volume alcohol drinking was not associated with protection against death from all causes."

Because Elon Musk doesn't run SpaceX, Gwynne Shotwell does.

Your comment reads like the statement of a very naïve person who hasn't witnessed the past 30 years of computer technology.

Eggs would, presumably, get 5x expensive because the cost to produce the eggs cost has gone up 5x. However, it obviously has not if there are record-setting profits.

More than likely the cost to produce an egg has only gone up 1.4x and the greedy corporations have raised prices 5x and stoked a media narrative that costs have increased 5x.

I'm often surprised that so many folks seemed to have "Guidance Counselors" at their schools. I went to a public science and technology magnet school in Kansas during the 90s and I don't think I ever saw a guidance counselor ever.

unfortunately you also have to drink milk

Everything having a home is good, but I like to still be able to "see" things when they are put away. For example, throwing things into a drawer where other things can obscure other things is bad, because I will forget the things that are on the bottom. I make sure all my socks are visible in my sock drawer by using an organizer that allows my rolled up socks to be stored vertically and I can't put other stuff on top of them.

Cabinets without doors, and shelves without doors are critical too. I'm not sure why but if I do not have regular visible sight of things, they may as well not exist and I will quickly forget that they are there, leading to all kinds of chaos.

If its your livelihood, hire a lawyer to look into this. The dweebs on this forum are not going to be able to help you here.

I too have had depression and I have also had depressed friends. All of us have had those symptoms.

Many boys spend nearly their entire first 18 years of their lives stewing in an extremely toxic media/community/family ecosystem where sexual virility and your ability to have sex with women is _directly_ correlated with status and success in life. Similarly, your in-abililty to attract members of the opposite sex is _directly_ correlated with your status as a loser and station in life.

For context I'm someone who spent nearly 20 years doing almost exclusively python dev, attended the first DjangoCon in 2008, ran the Django community blog during its formation heyday back in the mid 2000's and built tons of Django modules, apps, sites etc, have commits on the Project from way-back, tech edited Django books, etc...

Did rails for a short while in 2010-2012 and absolutely hated it then spent 2012-2020 doing mostly Python/Flask dev for huge fintech companies on AWS.

I now use Javascript/React/Nextjs on Firebase/Google Cloud. So much less hassle, tons more libraries and what seems like an exponentially larger ecosystem. There's still weird shit with transpiling typescript to javascript etc... but overall I enjoy JS dev much more these days.

The millions and millions of people and businesses who use Paypal every day, without issue, presumably.

100Bn of TPV flows through Paypal every month, why do you think all those people trust their money with Paypal?

I would say you are an extreme outlier. Most people use all these Google products with no problems nor do they seem to share your fears.

I have never seen any of the issues you're having here and I've had probably 20-30 iterations of apple products over the last 20 years.

The last true issue I had with apple hardware or software was in 2002-2003ish with a snow iBook that had a motherboard failure, but after that I've had nearly 20 unbroken years of basically fault-free existence which is pretty amazing if you ask me.

To my mind its the only thing that adds up.

Reminds me very much of this SNL skit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbwlC2B-BIg

What an amazingly stupid post lol

Which is simulating what could and probably will happen in nature, before it really happens

Many of the reasons 2FA is added by product managers and engineers is because they are too lazy to actually solve the problem in a way that is empathetic to actual, breathing humans and instead bulldoze through the problem in the least usable method possible, call the problem "solved" and move on to shinier problems.

Just because 2FA "solves" the extremely narrowly defined problem, doesn't mean it is the best solution or even something that people can and will actually use. Upon those metrics alone, 2FA is usually one of the worst "solutions" to the problem.