If you can look back on the road you've ridden in your life and just have as few regrets as possible, then you've made your life as well as it could've been with the cards you've been dealt. When it is a very confidently-backed 'Good enough' than one where you feel like you could've done more.
I fucking hate that word 'Innovation'. It is spammed by corporatebros who think their shit doesn't smell.
Or it is poorly documented. Like what, you think you've made a quantum kind of software that is so special you felt you didn't need to jot any notes down of it?
It works out of the box - if you do nothing at all to it and just browse.
But to do anything like getting all of your favorite programs, that's going to take effort.
I would hate to die knowing I've never once met a friend outside of where I live. Some of my best friends, were actually ones I met online who are a bit of a ways away. If I can even see them once or twice in my lifetime, I'll be good.
But the reason traveling is such a big deal because, well, would you feel content being in the same spot for all of your life? I wouldn't.
A lot of 7th gen games did great with that kind of space.
We need politics to be boring again.
I'm tired of living in "interesting" times. Because whats interesting, is detrimental to everyone equally aside those benefiting.
Ceased in 2024 officially.
No thrift store will ever be short of DVDs.
However, finding the ones you actually want i.e released in stores who still bother with DVDs, gonna have some patience.
That's why you get a media server, do all of the pirating you've done years prior and get software that'll load up all of those shows and movies by a click of a button. Nobody has time these days fumbling around with that shit.
Every generation of people will be nostalgic for the period they've grown up in.
I've grown up in the 90s and 00s, so there are things in those decades that I hold dearly or will have a bias towards.
People born in the '10s will have theirs, people born in the 50s .etc
We took the world as it was in our times and some of us can admit that the world was never perfect, we just found what gems we did find through it all.
Unwritten rule online; you don't. Unless you're paying bills online and whatnot.