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  • I held onto Windows 7 even a year or two past so-called the EOL. I had a pretty powerful rig and I wasn't going to pay money to upgrade. Then I think Microsoft just gave Windows 8 for free?

    I finally got on Windows 10 when I bought a premade gaming computer. Still not upgrading.

  • American here. Maybe I'm going through the five stages of grief and now I'm at acceptance.

    Everything in your first paragraph sounds accurate and maybe something that probably needed to happen. America as the World Police is/has been a problem. There were some positives, but a lot of negatives.

    The sooner America gets off the stage, the better. We don't deserve the recognition. We can't even feed our own people and yet wield tremendous influence internationally, and maybe it's a positive thing that it ends soon.

  • At age 17, I remember running 2 miles to school and then back home so I can save my bus money. I was also playing sports, doing some heavy lifting then repeating it over and over again.

    Now I walk a few blocks and I'm like "Enough exercise for today!"

  • Well I mean, it's usually one company making 23 bagel flavors. Look at toothpaste. There's Colgate and then 15 Colgate variants. But if we go higher, the parent company owns 2-5 toothpaste beands, and those toothpaste brands have multiple variants.

    And then we go even higher, and those parent companies are actually owned by the same group of people.

    I mean if we want to get real about it, do we really want that fake choice either?

  • It's weird. I saw Wheatus perform recently and he did a bunch of songs I wasn't familiar with. Then he played his most famous song, "Teenage Dirtbag", that they made in like 2000.

    The band is like grandparents age, singing a song about teenagers. And it was incredible.

  • I'm sure it's some psychology name to it.

    Thinking through it from my perspective, it's because we put up barriers with anything new.

    First thought: "Does this fit with what I know this musician for?"

    Second thought: "Does this hit the vibe or energy I want?"

    Third thought: "What is the hook or thing that makes it memorable?"

    If any of them fail, I immediately feel disgusted. Not to say I won't change my mind.

  • I like this comment because you can put it under anything.

    It's such a nothing comment; the only side it picks is that the commenter posting it is better than everyone else, and wants to invite argument for arguments sake.

    Can't put my finger on it, but it's very "Twitter bot"-esque.

  • This is kind of my favorite thing on Lemmy right now.

    I used to be part of forums where like one forum, the mod was a person who demanded sources with every comment. So you'd write everything like you're submitting it to a college professor.

    Then another forum, the mod wants everyone to roleplay as their forest animals.

    Reddit made us forget how to be weird.

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    Data is Beautiful @lemmy.world

    US Housing market - where people want to buy houses

    Technology @lemmy.world

    ‘Forbidden Words’: Github Reveals How Software Engineers Are Purging Federal Databases

    Games @lemmy.world

    It looks like someone at Activision is leaking Slack screenshots to right-wing X users

    webcomics @lemm.ee

    VPN

    Proton @lemmy.world

    Just got this in my proton mail

    Antiwork @lemmy.world

    Amid ’90-hours work week’ row, GenZ employees are opting ‘career catfishing’; here’s all about it

    News @lemmy.world

    Georgia reports measles case in metro Atlanta patient who’d been traveling in U.S.