I’m not missing the point, I get it. It’s just like, ugh, imagine if you’re witnessing someone in this magical scenario where they get so much money ($5k a day), but they still aren’t putting it into any sort of accounts that gets interest. It’s like watching your friend win the lottery and then buy more lottery tickets or something. I can’t help but just be like “noooooo wait! Don’t do that!”

It’s worth pointing out that $5k a month, with 1% interest is still worth only $10 million after a hundred years. Which is using a more realistic vehicle for wealth growth and still shows how insanely wealthy billionaires are. The tools wouldn’t let me plug in more than a hundred years and I didn’t bother calculating more by hand. https://www.investor.gov/financial-tools-calculators/calculators/compound-interest-calculator

Libre is just a god awful word to say out loud. For a philosophy it’s fine, but for branding it’s terrible.

Can you give some examples of your point?

What the fuck am I reading? Block and ignore this person. Never interact with them again.

Yeah but what if you have compound interest?

But you’d probably be getting compound interest.

If we include DVDs I probably put a Linux distro iso on one in 2010 or 2011. CDs? Maybe a CD I made for a road trip on 2009 or 2010.

My cat loves bottle caps as well. Specifically metal ones. She used to play fetch with them. She still carries them around but doesn’t bring them to us to throw any longer. She often stashes them in her food bowl and/or water bowl.

Ah okay, thanks. I’m too scared to mess with most hardware so not always up to date on the terminology. My tinkering is exclusively desktop/laptop stuff.

I know, but it’s recently began again on TikTok after years of being a pretty dead trend.

I don’t know.

Has there ever been a “good” trend on tiktok?

The ice bucket challenge was making rounds again. But there’s basically infinite harmless trends that nobody thinks of. The 100 men versus 1 gorilla thing is a trend and unless somebody jumps in a gorilla pen for Harambe 2.0 it’s been harmless.

Reminder that the ice bucket challenge is something that raises awareness and funds for ALS research.

How’d you mod it after you bricked it?

I honestly don’t know what all they did and didn’t do, but I think it’s more than a sprite sheet.

I’m not going through life feeling sorry for myself either. I just see this repeated often and don’t see any evidence to believe it’s true. Best case it’s just true for some people, worst case I see it as actively harmful. I hate the idea that someone unsure about whether they have ADHD and shuts down in a crisis would believe they don’t have ADHD and not seek treatment because of posts like this.

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Intentionally damaging property is considered violence, yes. (Don’t mistake this as some sort of pro-Musk statement.)

What about the devs at KitFox who helped make the Steam version?

Where are you going to meet people IRL?

OP specifically said online.

I meet tons of people on Discord.