No game is good enough to make me install Windows again.
No game is good enough to make me install Windows again.
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I thought that Germany had pretty much displaced us as standard-bearer in Europe’s eyes. Would any European care to educate me on that?
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Probably Dan Aykroyd.
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Frankly I think we’re overlooking the silver lining. She got a picture that resembles her but couldn’t possibly be used to identify her in real life. That’s exactly what I’d want to use for an online profile.
Consult one of these two media bias charts and this fact check bias chart. Decide for yourself which of those sources you want to follow.
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Even if you sanitize it until it only recommends Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood, you can’t stop her from typing “Pizzagate” into the search box on her own, and you’re right back to square one.
I think this is what bothers me most about the “I have nothing to hide” crowd. With enough data about you, it’s a lot easier to manipulate you.
I’m exactly what I planned to be and I’m still disappointed. OH WELL
I don’t want to know what it feels like on them, and from them learn what I’ve missed my whole life, learn what functional really is.
What kind of sunk-cost fallacy bullshit is this? Do you want 30 good years, or 70 shit ones? You are literally mid-life. And you think you should spend the back half of it suffering too because that’s better somehow?
For products I’ll immediately start with Project Farm on YouTube and see if he’s covered the thing I’m interested in. If he hasn’t I’ll try /r/buyitforlife. I’ll look on multiple sites of retailers I’ve heard of for reviews of products from a manufacturer I’ve heard of (no “WEEJIANGBEST” on Amazon) and give conditional trust to ratings averaged from 3000 or more individual reviews. If I’m feeling wildly thorough I might visit Fakespot to vet those reviews. If the product is expensive, I might pay for a month of access to Consumer Reports. If it’s really expensive, I will pay for Consumer Reports.
For services, those are local to me, so I tend to rely on fuzzy word-of-mouth stuff. I might look in the subreddit for my city, but tend more toward simply knowing the reputation of what’s around me.
Edit: for local businesses, I also look them up on the Better Business Bureau.