Thought this thumbnail was Welcome to Nightvale for a moment

Believe it or not, it’s a source of sales, yes.

My friends who are deep in the AI game use it all the time and say they can’t remember much about coding unprompted anymore.

I’m just in it for the ride now. Maybe I’ll start night school in trades just in time to have that rug pulled out from under me, too

COBRA cost me over 2k a month to keep my family covered. No fun. Had to do a hospital visit during that window though, so I probably came out ahead.

Opening the start menu and waiting for it to execute JavaScript fully before everything loads.

I made the jump to a Linux distro after upgrading to Windows 11. Microslop ruined a once decent enough company.

But I want to see number go up!!!

We don’t want the slop

Remember Academic Earth and YouTube EDU before the change? I 'member

Go on, let’s hear it

Is that like the Canadian version of a Sundown town?

FAQ was dead linking when I clicked on it earlier, too.

Gonna be digg 2.0 (or 3.0?) all over again.

X is bad, but have you considered that Y is also bad?

My backlog is big enough and I’m old enough that I don’t see a need to buy a new game for a long time.

Fight the establishment by getting kids addicted to old games.

I’m thinking of moving from my higher paying career field to one that will pay me a nearly break even salary (for this living area) because my heart just isn’t in this anymore. Talking days of staring at the screen and not doing anything. Feels bad yo.

I’m jumping on this to say that there’s a good amount of this pain that you can preemptively avoid by taking care of yourself while you’re younger.

Not everything. As you get older your body is stepping closer to the end of its lifespan. But if you don’t manage your fat/muscles/tendons/etc, you shouldn’t be as surprised when you suddenly find yourselves with bad knees that hurt if you ever try to get active again (that’s me!).

If you’re young: plan.

If you’re old: don’t give up. Just try your best to get as much quality of life back as you can, so the last few years of your life aren’t spent in a hospital or assistive living facility/nursing home/etc.

It’s remarkably worse there.

We used to pay full price for something to have it forever. Now we’re trained to pay full price to “pay for access.”

We’ve been trained to pay more for less guaranteed. :(

True it is! Mwahahahahaahah!