

And, again, good morals. That matters to me in a company, honestly.
Just a nerd who migrated from kbin(dot)social.


And, again, good morals. That matters to me in a company, honestly.


I think Little Caesars is a different category of takeout pizza. It’s hot - and it’s ready. And it supports a company with a business model and mindset that are more than just decent.


So will they be producing a locked-down version that will only run Steam?
Half of America would double down.
It means to move with all possible haste.


They’re in Brooklyn, wearing strange suits?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_synagogue_tunnel_incident - Part 2!


But where’s Bud?
Those who mattered never really stopped. The problem is, how much can you talk about? They’re owned opposition by Slopabet/Gooslop. The new mascot is a waste of money and time.
Everything but the browser needs to be jettisoned at this point. It needs to go back to being a 100% standards-compliant browser, ejecting all Gooslop promoted DRM and everything not independently entered by the W3C into the standards. It needs to be a knife at the throat of Gooslop, Micro$lop, Slopazon, Cloudfront, and the rest of the corporations which continue to take power away from the people online.
Since when does a browser nonprofit need to have any focus on sports?
That’s more addictive than Aldebaran whiskey! And way more expensive too!
Gee, aren’t yachts amazingly flammable for being watercraft, though?
Always multiply your estimates by a factor of four.
Then find the bottle of green stuff.
Online advertising leads.


Honestly? My current boss. He’s exemplary of everything wrong with the industry, and I’m concerned because he’s in good with the current C-Suite, and I’m definitely more loyal to the old guard.


And we’re not sending the CIA in, why…?


Oh, we’re supposed to have Micro$lop accounts?


Yeah no. The world sucks and life sucks with it.


Maybe it’s time for an actual party on the left in the USA.
I think it started around the passing of the Statute of Anne in 1710, but probably earlier too. Copywrong has always been a problem.