

He’s a turd that won’t flush.


He’s a turd that won’t flush.


I really enjoyed Receiver.


It already had a limit - the number of hours in a month.


I am shocked, I tell you.


It’s not a feature, it’s a bug.


Wasn’t he the insane price for some medicine arsehole?


What the actual fuck do we need datacentres for this shite? Who is making money from this in the UK? Other than whoever is paid to build these boondoggles, of course. Last I checked AI doesn’t make actual money.
I was thinking this 20+ years ago and it makes me sad that Windows is still treated like a product worth using. My work machine is my most hated device in terms of software. Such garbage.


Not bad, but it’s a little sterile. I miss the particle effects and stuff like that.


They were bad then too.
Edit: haha, downvote all you like. San Andreas was a smashed cake of game mechanics.


That’s where I’m at on it - I’m not surprised the waitlist is coming down. I like gaming but not enough for that price point.
…why would he leave it on the front sidewalk rather than taking it into his home? It’s a baseball glove, not a bobsled.


Stay classy, https://piefed.social/u/XenoChiller


You’re not posting to a general discussion board where there might be some nutter who supports these billionaire parasites, we all know you’re mocking them.
Sarcasm tags are a scourge, although not as bad as these miserable money addicts.


I really don’t think you need to label your jokes when they’re that obvious. This board is for taking the piss out of billionaires, there’s no realistic chance of anyone thinking you were sincere.


Anything but taxing the wealthiest, eh?


I do wonder how much of this is the seeming aversion to context that a subset of Americans seem to have. The meaning of words varies by context, that’s like, a normal thing in English. If I said in a meeting that I’d been “pissing about the office whilst waiting for John to be done in his other meeting”, that doesn’t mean I’d been urinating on the carpets!
Edit: another funny piss example - if I’d spent my holiday learning to jetski should I avoid telling colleagues how I’ve discovered I enjoy watersports?
A gimp is a sex thing in one context but that’s clearly not the context one would be discussing in terms of software, so why does it matter?


I’m in the UK. I use it as my primary image editor on my work computers. Should we be avoiding using LaTeX too because in a different context it’s a kink thing?
It just seems such a weird thing to be prudish about in this day and age. English words are regularly contextual and in a business environment why would one go to the NSFW context as default?
Order, as in executive order? As in thing that only applies to government entities in the US?
(Assuming I’ve understood this stuff correctly)