Interesting. Too bad it only supports HTML4. The ELinks fork doesn't mention whether it supports HTML5 (canvas and other more recent stuff), so I suppose it doesn't

I remember a developer complaining that getting updates approved in GOG takes significantly more time than on Steam, so GOG is partially at fault, too. Wish I could find the source on that

The main problem is that people tend to go apeshit online. Having "reasonable disagreement" online is a lot harder than when you're face to face with someone. Not being physically present makes it harder for us to connect and contain our own toxicity.

So, the echo chamber is more of a side effect of a deeper root problem.

Here's to hoping they get fucked, but I'm not holding my breath, the track record for lawsuits against big tech tends to end in slaps on the wrist.

When one of the "debaters" is trump or any other politician like him, enduring even fucking 10 minutes is a torture

So, just shitty barley tea being advertised by ai slop

Hey, don't insult anon's inceligence! I bet he also has a finely a finely curated selection of k-on anime figures and essays on why wimminz should submit to men like him, which they would totally understand and fawn over him if they had galaxy brains like he has!

!brandnewsentence or however to link a community

'murican mind can only understand things in cars and burgers

Working for psychotic assholes bent on destroying the world for profit tends to make people sad, whodathunk?

On a less sarcastic note, this happens to people who can see past the bullshit of the modern world, of this stupid culture that tells us that we should be defined by our jobs, that we should feel bad for being improductive, that we should kill ourselves for our fucking jobs.

It doesn't even need to be full conscience of how insane the whole circus is, just enough to be self aware that "this ain't right"

The brain is lazy.

As a rule of thumb, the brain is better at storing information that is more attached to strong emotions, or anything that you repeat often.

When a traumatic event happens, the brain will try to attach it to one, maybe two things that are easy to spot and remember (say, a man in a black hoodie wearing flip flops), so that when those specific triggers happen to be around again (black hoodie, flip flop walking sound), there is enough information for the rest of the body to react as soon as possible.

This has a lot to do with survival. Think like a caveman. You hear a growl, you turn back and see a tiger or jaguar, readying a pounce. If you survive, the next time you hear a similar enough growl, you won't even need to look back, it'll be enough to trigger your fight-or-flight response and get you moving earlier. You don't need to remember what kind of predator it was, only that it was dangerous.

Or, the more likely explanation, the parents are permissive shits who think they should never make little timmy uncomfortable