It didn’t “infect” anything. It was always here. I noticed it when I moved from Vancouver to Calgary as a kid. If you live in one of Canada’s three major cities, you just aren’t exposed to it, but the second you get into the suburbs or further, it’s on full display. There’s a reason we had Harper for an entire decade, gagging scientists, cutting corporate taxes, cuts to education and health care, and driving profits into the hands of the rich.
This is pretty awesome. Looks like something from a fucking spaceship.
More like “Let me rifle through everything in your apartment, your email, browser history, passwords, social media messages, and then provide me the geolocation date for everywhere you go, along with your biometric data.”
The problem with your argument is it doesn’t even showcase just how egregious the entire privacy invasion aspect is.
I think younger people don’t give a shit about privacy because they grew up in a post 9/11 surveillance world. Facebook, Instagram and the internet at large became a giant surveillance machine and they’ve never known another possibility, so it’s normalized to them.
Because they are sociopaths
I have an irrational hatred of this one…
It generally does, people just have to constantly be reminded.
Definitely. I have three requirements for a blender:
Even with my blender that completely comes apart, it’s still hard to clean in the little nooks and crannies
Ah yeah, the blacks aren’t super important to me. I do recognize that as a bit of a weak point, but I like the experience of watching on a projector for some reason. Feels more… cinematic?
Because of quarterly profits. We have to hit those KPIs!
But, yeah. Honestly, I’m fucking done with mass appeal websites. You know what else is mass appeal? Reality television and pop music. Let the idiots have TikTok, Instagram and Twitter, that should be enough for them.
“So we decided to opt for 95%”
Through vigilance and a strong community that looks out for itself. Just like IRL
If we’re talking about shitty materials and effective marketing, I think Lululemon takes the absolute cake. I’m shocked that the company hails from hippy dippy Vancouver, which is supposedly full of eco-warriors (it is, I’ve been to Vancouver, and those people are awesome, but Lululemon is just full of shit).
I’m not familiar with Trader Joes as it doesn’t exist where I live, but the majority of spice mixes are unnecessarily heavy on salt
Only issue with the coffee grinder is it pulverizes your spices into dust. This can be a good thing, but I think it’s way too much for herbs.
They have a shirt there that costs $2,000 'cause it’s so complicated
I didn’t really learn the difference until I had to be out in the field for 15+ hours a day, at which point I discovered the limitations of synthetic fibers. The marketing is insanely effective on the masses.
I’ve switched from TV screens to an HD projector. I have a large white wall in my apartment and I swear it’s gotta being putting up a 100"+ image. It’s literally a cinema at home. It cost less than a TV screen around the same size, I bought one that has cheap and easy to replace bulbs, a good energy rating, good quality, and whenever I need to move, it fits into a box I can hold with one hand.
Remember when this was the standard and not a service you had to pay for?
Christians are often times the least Christ-like people you’ll ever meet.