That’s a lot of effort, given how many people I am subscribed to. And I wouldn’t say that it’ “peanuts”, after all they redistribute 55% of YouTube Premium earnings, that’s a lot more than what other similar subscriptions give.

I already have an uBlock dude, it’s just I like to support content creators on YouTube by having Premium.

I have had the same issue for at least a month now. I use YouTube Premium, the fuck am I paying for?

That’s great unless that person’s files get corrupted/deleted or hard drive fails. Then having backups in the cloud or at least ona a device on a local network is a good idea.

How do you start watching Doctor Who? Should I watch original series first?

I don’t think I’d be happy if all my savings were reduced to $15.

First OS: Windows ME (shudders)

First Linux distro: Some random one designed to run on Netbooks (Couldn’t get wireless to work if I remember correctly)

Frutiger Aero was best. Not only for beautiful design, but also there were standards people followed on making UI’s. Now everything goes. Last time I wanted to register on some shitty website it didn’t provide me any feedback that I wrote “weak” password (I copied it from KeePass), except literally green button that you could click like a madman and it didn’t do anything but went gray when password was “strong enough”.

I wouldn’t. But of course I wouldn’t want to see that dog ever again, no matter how much “good boy” he was.

I am always fucking nervous when somebody leaves a child for a minute near me and my dog. And let me tell you: My dog is even more nervous. Just don’t.

I once played EU4 too much as I’ve continued to “play” it in sleep, and later wondered why didn’t it save.

Okay, but Iron Man is still a top-notch movie, even if you’re not into superheroes and stuff. And since that’s the first movie in the MCU you don’t need to watch any of the later ones to get the plot.

I don’t mind playing sports even if I suck at them, but watching them? Uggghhh.

I wasn’t aware of this term, but I just checked it in wiktionary. Looks like a perfect normal word to me.

huh

It ws only like a decided ago when I had multiple amazing ideas for games and other software, only to have nearly none when I actually started to do some programming for fun.

I think there’s only one game I would like to try making where I see it may have some success, but the idea is very vague and devil is in the details and execution I guess.

Oh, so that’s why app is getting shittier.

I don’t unless I am trying to make my code more efficient, or want know how to do simple programming task or get some additional info on something I don’t really understand.

I don’t really see everything changing faster in the last decade. Sure, maybe we have technological advances in medicine, industrial automatization and what else, but as average person I don’t really see that much progress in consumer electronics aside from software enshittification and stuff being more bloated every day. Things like better CPU’s, more RAM, more storage, etc. is nice, but what is it good for if we could do same stuff on our devices 10-15 years ago with less power.

Depends on what do you mean by existence of aliens:

0. Some chemical/biological processes happen on other planets in the universe, that are necessary for life to exist. Or maybe there are “life” forms like viruses.

1. Life exists, but only in the simplest form, like single-cell organisms (e.g. bacteria).

2. Life exists, but only in the form of simple multi-cell organisms.

3. More advanced species exist, like fish or frogs on Earth, but nothing like Humans.

4. Other advanced species with their own civilizations exist (or existed and destroyed themselves), similar to ours, but again they might not look like humans at all.

5. Super advanced civilization of aliens exists, and they have tech we could only dream of.

Given that we know only one place where life naturally exists (Earth), it’s probably hard to tell which one is true. But I think that it’s sane to think that there are at least several other civilizations out there similar to ours, but given that our universe is relatively young, we might be the only one in our neighborhood (even on galaxy level) for now.

It’s also very important to note that extraterrestrial life might not resemble our life at all, and make us reconsider what even is life.