I mean. It does make me feel better knowing I’m not actually alone.

Some people say give the customers what they want, but that’s not my approach. Our job is to figure out what they’re going to want before they do. I think Henry Ford once said, ‘If I’d ask customers what they wanted, they would’ve told me a faster horse.’ People don’t know what they want until you show it to them. That’s why I never rely on market research. Our task is to read things that are not yet on the page.

– Steve Jobs

And it turns out, if you are able to build an entire business out of a cult of personality, you don’t even have to figure out what they will want anymore. They will just want what you make.

$70 is still crazy.

The original one was OK. Not great, but OK. Felt and played like a $40 game. Felt much better for $20 on sale.

This idea that $70 should be the baseline for games is insane on its own. Tbh, some of the most fun games I have played with the best replay values have been sub-$30.

Dozens of us!!

…but this is actually good news. I’m glad to hear it.

He’s obviously working for Big 586.

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I’ve really liked it. I’ve gone back and forth between Cosmic and their old Pop Shell on Gnome. I find the tiling system on Cosmic to be much better, especially on a multi monitor setup.

I also agree with another commenter that the file browser kind of sucks, but that’s a minor complaint right now.

It really isn’t that difficult, Dems.

You are meant to be an opposition party. Oppose.

If you can’t do that, get the fuck out of the way for someone who will.

I’ve also done this.

I am no longer using Cosmic – while I really liked it, it is still in alpha, and day-to-day was a bit janky in its current state. I am absolutely going to return to it once it matures.

I didn’t switch OS; simply went back to pop shell / gnome (session title: “Pop on Wayland”).

I’ve watch both Yellowstone prequels. Moving on to the actual Yellowstone show but worried I may not like it as much since the setting is modern.

1883 in particular was very good.

I’m not a Mac person at all, but I always, always loved the Pismo PowerBooks.

Sadly I think I waited too long. I can’t really justify one at all.

I love it.

Though some people will certainly take it wrong. The “iPhone is more expensive because it’s better” people will happily pay their Windows tax, assuming they’re even in the market for a Lenovo.

It made money, though.

The industry has become completely adverse to risk.

It’s all rehashed slop until the end of time.

Something something about showing connections between points in a circle… the chocolate starfish of life.

Wait till Vance finds out where lots of sofas are made.

Dogshit dogeshit

Mark my words: if this becomes available in the mainstream, one initial effect will be a rise in unplanned pregnancy.

The number of men who will actually take this is less than the number of men who will claim they take this.

+3 hands instead of discards works especially well with Splash, which counts all cards towards your score regardless of whether or not they actually score for your chosen hand. I end up sending random cards through just to keep the hand shifting faster, and those extra points add up quickly.

The Signal Foundation is not a corporation.

But Signal Messenger, LLC is indeed a corporation, and it operates officially as a subsidiary of the Signal Foundation. The Signal protocol, as well as the official app, is developed by the LLC and not by the foundation.

In any event, there is plenty of room for a future enshittification of Signal. Is it less likely than many other entities? That’s probably a fair statement. Is it impossible? Not in the least.