I found 3D theatre experiences underwhelming and sometimes headache inducing, but watching Transformers on a friends’ TV with all the properly rendered depth was fantastic.
Birth. My life was exceedingly different before coming out of the womb, no doubt.
Twitter was quite diverse actually (it might still be, I can’t say). You had the far left, far right, and everything in between on there but it worked somewhat because the algorithm kept people mostly in their bubbles unless they went seeking it out.
Instead of up/down buttons you would have a set of buttons such as “Agree”, “Disagree”, “Funny”, “Useful”, etcetera. The only website I know of that still uses these is Ravelry.
While it is easy to fall into this trap of disagree downvotes, they should really not be used that way. All that does is turn them into a popularity contest. Downvotes should be used on comments that do not improve the thread. This may be because they are wrong, made in bad faith, rude, or otherwise, but not simply because you disagree. Ideally we would have different buttons for this like the forums of old, but no one seems interested in that nowadays.
I downvoted you because this guy should absolutely not watch Goblin Slayer lol but I found your comment funny. Keep it up, slayer.
You’re the first one, thanks! :D
Per your advice I got a tattoo of Anna and Elsa 69ing on my cheek, thanks!
That’s my strategy for intimacy, too.
No subscriptions? Sounds to me like you’re deep into a subscription to big paper, old man.
It annoys me more that some apps have no light mode now. It’s not a “one is better” problem, both have their use!
I hate being without stuff I need, so I always carry around a backpack. I just always keep stuff in it so I don’t forget it. At the moment the core kit is:
If it’s likely to rain and I’ll be outside longer than 15m I will add an umbrella to the mix.
That is the million dollar question, isn’t it…