Because of the whole actually exploding gas inside it to make the thing go

Makes a lot of sense, thanks

So shouldn’t some of the legal repercussions be shared with whomever “owns” what I post?

To add to this, can we “disown” what we post? If it can be used against me but isn’t “mine”, it just seems like I’m always getting the short end of the stick.

I always wondered if this bird ever actually learned to eat on its own.

How convenient for them and the Corp lining their pockets.

Tyson being relatively short and stocky might’ve breen what helped him in the heavyweight division against all those guys with a wider wingspan that couldn’t really catch him when he got close.

I think Fedor fits this category more where he didn’t look fit but just kept winning against everyone.

Just a quick “BUY THIS” followed by a photo of Brad Pitt.

Depends. Digital is usually best for me since I can read on my phone pretty much anytime anywhere.

That said, some books feel like they work best in your hand, like The Book of Disquiet, which has so many notes at the end and I haven’t found a comfortable enough way to skip back on forth without having to scroll through a lot to get to where I was, or House of Leaves, which is more like a fun hands-on puzzle to play with.

The legal fees alone while it gets dragged out in court will definitely hurt the smaller company.

Doesn’t Zuck the trademark to X, or was that just a joke going around?

So it should just be mid?

Might be nostalgia, but Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time, specifically because of Dire Dire Docks and the Gerudo Valley theme.

Hagrid kills Malfoy???

I see what you mean on that last point, but I think their profits are just insanely above what the average company’s looking at, which is probably why it seems like so much at face value.

Just the data alone that they’re complaining on almost everyone out there would more than make up for what they spend. It’s most likely why Facebook and others are also free.

As far as being forced to visit, there really aren’t many alternatives on the same level to where you can really say someone can easily do without. It’s what they wanted in the first place, so it’s not like this wasn’t something they weren’t planning for ahead of time.

It’s a tough situation, I don’t know that I wouldn’t do the same thing in youtube’s place, but I don’t think simply accept what the big Corp tells us is the best path either.

No kink shaming on that last one

If I’m not mistaken, the “tinkering” necessary in uBlock Origin would take much less than the time you took to type out your comment. And no, it doesn’t cost less than a beer.

You have a point, but the problem goes far beyond ads vs. no ads. There is definitely a lot of controversy, and you simplify choose not to see it, but don’t try to act like everyone else is just too dumb or too poor to see things your way when neither of those are true.

Checkmate, atheists

Ctrl+z bro

Jk, sounds tough

If at that point we’re not off earth yet we kinda had it coming.