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  • Honestly, with the current state of affairs, discrete hardware might not exist at all. Whether it's console or PC.

    We can make all the assumptions we like about the current trend, but just because we don't like something doesn't mean that an alternative we'd prefer would replace it once it fails.

    I don't disagree that Windows as we know it will cease to exist in the near future... but that doesn't mean things that are much worse aren't going to replace it instead of a linux utopia.

  • Consoles don't use memory, right?

  • Censorship is, at best, a band-aid. And they can always find ways around it. The best solution isn't to block them from view temporarily, but to teach people to evaluate what they say with empathy and critical thinking.

    That is, of course, difficult to accomplish. But then again, there's no easy solutions, only easy excuses.

  • Weekend

    Jump
  • Its the definition according to the people who dont actually want socialism...

    Everyone disagrees with what socialism means when you listen to the people who say "Socialism is the Soviets! Socialism is death panels! Socialism is when government bad!"

    But if youre listening to those people you dont actually care what Socialism is, you just want an excuse to keep a broken system so you dont have to work at changing it.

    Socialism is unions... but from the top down instead of just at the bottom trying to mitigate the problems brought about by capitalism. Socialism is people working together for the greater good instead of the greater profit. Socialism is people matter instead of money.

    I suppose if that's the opposite of what you want, youre right to oppose it.

  • We got weekends because of collective action, Unions are an example of collective action (when formed and utilized correctly).

  • As opposed to...

  • I mean, they acknowledge that it's wrong, and they acknowledge that Bruce Wayne is not stable enough to have power by having him give the power to Lucius.

    Not all scenes are so one-note that it only ever has one meaning or message.

  • The reasons he's in power in the first place is because they're emboldened. He's a symptom, not a cause.

  • Is abducted the preferred term?

  • Trump, of course, being so much better.

    Pragmatism beats principles every day of the week. The problem is it makes weak-willed people scared.

  • I'd hardly take criticism from so called leftists regarding smugness.

    Blaming "liberals" for not voting on "principle" (re: ego) while they sit on their asses telling everyone else to form an armed rebellion instead certainly aren't smug bastards themselves.

  • Responsibility for someone else's vote?

    All the people making excuses for why their vote clearly didn't matter so they were better off not voting obviously aren't making excuses themselves. That would be silly!

  • The amount of people who sat home on voting day outweighs both republican and democrat voters. Apathy won the last presidential election, just like every election in recent memory.

  • Most of the people in charge don't have their value in USD, they have it in material and speculative value. The crash of the USD will hurt everyone but them.

  • Well since more than a third of them can't be arsed to get out and vote even once every four years, much less for state and local elections or primaries... I'd say a whole hell of a lot to get to an armed insurrection. Which has much less a chance than a non-violent revolution, no matter how many people on lemmy harp on about armed conflict being the only possible solution.

  • No Man's Sky has added thousands of generic resource gathering tasks by now!

    I have tried playing it maybe half a dozen times and come to the same conclusion each time: "This is it?"

    It's a great game for wasting your time in the most banal tasks possible, but not much more.

  • Yes, that too

  • I do think there's an over-generalization, a merging of the idea of America as a society and the actions of a few supported by a minority... but the effect is the same. The US has casually invaded and overtaken a sovereign country. Whether it's the will of the people or not... they're not doing enough to stop it either way.

  • Games back then also had to fit on a specific chip in the cartridge. A lot of them would probably have had a lot more fluff if they had more space to put it on.