No, it’s real life. I mean yeah I know the sketch, but I was in Crater Lake and heard people actually talking like that.

Then he’ll say well next time take the 5 for 3.9 miles, then hop on 78 until you see the 420 then do a triple lane change to the 69 then you’re home.

Without even knowing where those roads are I see you are on the West Coast.

Can’t you do all the script blocking from uMatrix in uBlock Origin?

Why not Firefox + ublock-origin on mobile?

I miss my MME, but if you are saying ICEs are obsolete then you haven’t explored much of the country. There are huge swatches where it is impossible to charge or far more expensive to change than using gas in a hybrid.

Speed has not been the reason to get a manual for a long time.

It still is if you listen to alt country.

Related genres but I wouldn’t say it’s a subgenre. They both evolved from “string music” but took it in very different directions.

Or cheese?

Using YouTube, even with adblock, supports the idea that there is a market for this content and that it can be monetized.

Then you should stop using YouTube.

I have accounts on four instances that are all still open for registration. And two did have an approval required but I got it within hours.

Music services are almost a necessity to me because of the amount of music I listen to, but it’s also a different animal. They all have mostly the same library, so you won’t typically be subscribing to more than one.

The problem with streaming video services is that most people watch a couple genres, and there’s content in every genre on every streaming platform. I watch a lot of scifi, for example. So I would need to subscribe to Apple TV for Silo and Foundation, Paramount+ for Star Trek, etc…

It still has one eighth the users of world. World is just absolutely huge compared to the rest.

What do you think the other ones are running on? i386s in someone’s basement?

You can also just browse “subscribed” instead of all.

I’d assume they have similar sick fantasies about murdering/torturing humans in a similar fashion.

That is a huge leap. Because of the nature of the work, most people I’ve met who work in animal agriculture just don’t see their livestock as conscious in any way, let alone at all equivalent to a human.

You’d have to ask the developer, but it seems like they did not understand the license they released it under. They complained of people “plagiarizing” their source code after releasing it under the MIT license, which allows people to take the source and use it however they want.

That’s just not what really happens though. Look at Robert Broglia’s emulators. They are open source and paid, and are some of the most popular paid emulators on the play store despite the fact that people could just download the source from his site and compile them.

The point is that with a closed source app your only support for that statement is trust in the developer, while if it was open source we would actually be able to confirm that.