It’s not the shire that worries me, it’s where the fuck the rces in Worcester is going…

Something like Woostuhshuh, apparently, for some reason. 🤨

Fucking bones. Inside my body. Everywhere. And my brain is trapped inside one of them. Fuck. 😖

But you still have to take steps to do it or your hand will never get better.

As someone else said in another comment a broken foot might be a better metaphor. Or a leg. Two legs even.

You’re telling people with broken feet and legs to just walk to the doctor.

No, it was democracy manifest.

They should eat each other. It’s the only ethical choice.

murder a puppy with his bare hands

Would have to be quite a small puppy, though.

Futurama calls the current era the Stupid Ages.

As for the period between the fall of the western Roman empire and the renaissance, it’s often referred to as the Middle Ages.

There’s plenty of science fiction without technology playing a significant role.

Robert Silverberg’s Dying Inside was the first that came to mind; Asimov’s The Gods Themselves or Nightfall might be other examples; Olaf Stapledon’s Sirius; Clarke’s Childhood’s End has (alien) tech, but it mostly focuses on the psychological and societal effects of the contact with aliens, as does Ted Chiang’s Story of Your Life (and some of the other stories collected in the same volume, Stories of Your Life and Others); Philip K. Dick’s The Man in the High Castle, Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five… lots of great science fiction works focus on aspects other than technology.

We’re talking about Donald Trump here… you could replace him with an animatronic muppet and the only thing people would notice is that he looked healthier and didn’t smell as bad.

Well, that’s good, we wouldn’t want Pythagoras to get hurt.

Hard drive space might be bottlenecked by the holographic principle.

I for one do appreciate Denuvo. They help me blacklist anti-consumer publishers and developers.

Because they’re not pro life, they’re pro suffering.

And they want to control others (against their will if possible), so ending someone’s life and forcing someone to gestate a baby or die in the process fall in exactly the same bag.

Look, we’re talking people who call ninety-nine “four twenty ten nine”; you can’t expect them to name things properly.

Tighten’t.

“Does it have denuvo (or any other form of malware, including microtransactions)” should be the first question.

If the answer is yes, never look at it again, and permanently blacklist both developer and publisher.

If the answer is no, then go on with the rest of the diagram.

In my case they’re facing a 100% revenue reduction regardless of when (or whether) it’s cracked.

I’m never going to buy denuvo infested malware, and developers and publishers who try to pull this shit go straight into the blacklist.

In my case they’re facing a 100% revenue reduction regardless of when (or whether) it’s cracked.

I’m never going to buy denuvo infested malware, and developers and publishers who try to pull this shit go straight into the blacklist.