

Made for and by people with ADHD
Made for and by people with ADHD
That sounds great. I bet it would be even easier to do on earth. If anyone gave a shit.
The audacity
At the 11 o’clock position, I think they mean. That’s a bit arbitrary tho
I’ll be gone, you’ll be gone.
TBF Zoom was nothing special then
Ugh jeez… right. I literally always mess that up
It bothers me it’s not in 4 bit “bytes” even though I know it’s just a convention for computers
That’s pretty neat about save games, actually… but this seems like a service tool not a purchase for everyone.
I definitely believe there are a few handfuls of games out there that need dumps. Most of them are owned by collectors who don’t want the value of their collection to go down. Eventually they’ll die and we’ll get those too.
At this point are there any cartridges on earth I couldn’t find a torrent of in about 2 mins on Google? They’d have to be deliberately being kept for rarity.
True. To have this money we need to live in a world where social media dominates everything
So, there’s a bank out there with some free money.
One way they make money. One way they’d need to spend it. It’s against capitalism to do the latter.
It’s like having /bin/yes output no
I think because (health aside), it projects huge IDGAF energy… which goes well with the stories.
Maybe these corporate parasites that ruin the industry could learn the lesson that it is a lot more profitable to not be a piece of shit. And treat people with respect.
Cheaper this way. Clearly you don’t business. /s
Greed is the fundamental flaw that makes humanity awful.
Same. Or Shortcut. They both are good at being useful but not being your fucking LIFE. Do the important bit and go away.
JIRA is a middle management job creation tool. Which is why it’s everywhere
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Deep_Space_Network there are some 70m+ ones too