I feel like wireless connectivity is an obvious one. It's cool that I don't have to disconnect my phone to download a photo anymore.

Constantine@ajaxsinger.bsky.social · 20h ago

Food, man. Food is so much better than it was in 1986. All of it. Poor-people food, restaurant food, fresh food, frozen food. Food is just a hell of a lot better.

For real I think about this a lot. We COULD have a subsidized, publicly-owned delivery service of similar convenience as Amazon, and Jeff Bezos could be taking a hike somewhere. For the sake of human rights, maybe your dutch oven or whatever would take just a couple more days to deliver. BIG WHOOP

IlycitActivity 🏳️‍⚧️ Ilyse@ilycitactivity.bsky.social · yesterday

Honestly even the belief that Amazon as an entity, and Jeff Bezos in particular, is REQUIRED for an efficient delivery service to exist is such propogandized corporate brain poison, it makes me want to sell her a bridge.

That's what taxes are, man. That's the definition of taxes. "You are subsidizing things you might never use" man shut the fuck up. My taxes currently subsidize like oil company exec private jets, you think I'm upset at low-income people eating inexpensive bananas?

USA TODAY Opinion@usatodayopinion.usatoday.com · 2d ago

Opinion: Mamdani's idea may sound appealing, but it's NYC taxpayers who will take the hit, subsidizing discounts they may never even use.

media training should include knowing when you shouldn't post

Sus + nonsense. Wym you “never use” them? They allow your kid’s teacher to eat fresh produce. They nourish your next doctor in residency. They keep you healthier by supporting others’ immune systems in your city. They reduce your health insurance costs. They put downward pressure on your food prices

PLEASE take my tax money and help people I will never meet! Pay for emergency surgeries for folks in another state. Build public infrastructure in a city I don't live in! I WANT my taxes to uplift others for the good of all! ANYTHING except the military, policing, or lining corporate pockets!

USA TODAY Opinion@usatodayopinion.usatoday.com · 2d ago

Opinion: Mamdani's idea may sound appealing, but it's NYC taxpayers who will take the hit, subsidizing discounts they may never even use.

found out mario rpg had this earlier design for geno

Any argument against being considerate of spoilers falls apart for me in the face of the simple fact that; You can only watch something unspoiled *once*. And whether or not you value that is up to the individual, but some people do! So it's best to be considerate.

The concept of spoilers exists because of other people. If your attitude is "well it isn't a spoiler because this is a reboot of a thing that's been told already" please consider that people younger than you exist and the thing you already saw is entirely new to them. It's not about what YOU know.

does anyone else sense that huge power level approaching earth?

Outdoor equipment

Who is more sexy? The answer will surprise you

Yes Fate/Zero is really good but please for the love of god watch (or read) a Fate/Stay Night first. I don't even care which one. On my hands and knees begging.

traditional syndicated television is also shard collecting

Matt Patches@misterpatches.bsky.social · 5d ago

One thing video games have over film is collecting shards. Regardless of how big Christopher Nolan goes with his camera, his movies will never allow us to collect shards.

My take is that the insertion of AI into human communicative contexts (art, research, ESPECIALLY socialization) should be treated similarly to the use of radium or lead in paint.

Weird way to say capitalism is imposed on us and we hate it

Stan Stewart (muz4now)@muz4now.com · last wk.

Modern Life May Be Overloading the Human Brain, New Research Suggests #MentalHealth

A WOMAN DISAGREES WITH ME! THIS IS NOT SUSTAINABLE

polling the efficacy of political policy to random swathes of your online following isn't democracy. It's validation farming.

IlycitActivity 🏳️‍⚧️ Ilyse@ilycitactivity.bsky.social · last wk.

Actually my radical take is that 'just asking questions' on social media is definitionally bad faith against fixing issues If you actually wanted to learn facts, you'd consult, say, data, or an expert, or a book. This is just thinly veiled debate bro shit and it actually helps address issues, zero

Actually my radical take is that 'just asking questions' on social media is definitionally bad faith against fixing issues If you actually wanted to learn facts, you'd consult, say, data, or an expert, or a book. This is just thinly veiled debate bro shit and it actually helps address issues, zero

paul khruangbin (Dan Lehner)@danlehner.bsky.social · last wk.

if there’s anything I would want to drill into the public consciousness it’s that there are almost always like a dozen ways to approach any given problem and some of them will be more effective than others and we have to stop acting like the questions around it are against fixing the issue

File 1 File 2 #deltarune

We were poor growing up so we had to buy abridged manga. I only got to read The Gist of The North Star

I think with the benefit of hindsight it is abundantly clear that the FF7R part 1's ending was a product of the same people who made FF7 in 1997 ruminating on what it means to revisit one of the most beloved games of all time, and working through the anxiety of being beholden to fan expectations.

the thing about having actual principles is that when a politician I respect does some stupid shit I can just be like, “that sucks, knock it off” instead of inventing an imaginary world where I’m forced to defend stupid shit for procedural 4d chess reasons

developer in an interview: people keep writing articles about what i hypothetically say, and that i've announced something, when i'm not... here's some various thoughts on all of that the entire internet: they JUST announced exactly everything that was hypothetically talked about!!!

Naoki Yoshida is the producer of Final Fantasy XIV

Marxism is on the rise

Everyone quick send me a thousand dollars it's important

oh god oh fuck

Roll Caskett