I have a bridge to sell you.

You just really want to bitch about other people finding something funny then huh

Real estate influencers spark heated debate after arguing tenants should tip landlords

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/off-topic/how-much-to-tip-landlord-nyc-only

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6896908

So… no good reason.

Right, but you’re at least honest about the quality of your PC there. OP above is not. He’s the same kind that complains he can’t run a game on Max graphics 4k resolution while using mid-tier hardware from six years ago.

the paid Xbox Game Pass which removes games from the library on a regular basis

This isn’t a fault. It’s a subscription service. It’s not an ever-expanding library of games you keep forever and it was never supposed to be. Many games are only there for a period of time.

The thing is that it takes a complete ignorance of the concept of compression to suggest that a Fitgirl repack is designed to overheat a CPU when that’s just how decompression works.

Fitgirl repacks also aren’t nearly as lengthy as he says. Between the time and the inane take on decompression, evidence points to this guy having a shit computer and thinking it’s everyone else’s fault.

Dietary preferences and choices aren’t exclusive to left wing politics.

fitgirl repacks attempt to stress your cpu/gpu to the maximum and try to overheat your beloved PC,

Bold choice to start with such a stupid fucking lie.

Also what kind of shitty computer do you have? My hardware is nearly ten years old and it does not have this kind of trouble uncompressing files.

1. The OP of that reddit post said it was deliberate.

2. I’m asking that other guy something. I’m not soliciting other people’s opinions.

Do you think the pickup truck driver should be able to park like he did in the picture without any consequences?

I’m not sure what’s worse, suggesting Mexican food makes people go to the bathroom or suggesting Taco Bell is Mexican food.

The fact that “believe” is the operating word here is why medical science should be spread.

I hate how casual and commonplace being anti-journalism has become.

Talking about you and your poorly thought generalizations here.

They sat at home and rooted for Hamas of course

If you have to lie to yourself to believe something, you’re not going down a good path.

That’s why there are never any protests against Hamas

Hamas isn’t committing genocidal actions against Palestinians. Also they’re a far right group, what do you think happens to outspoken critics of them?

I had that with my original Pixel but Google replaced the phone under warranty up to two years later.

Considering how far gone people hopped up on misinformation have become over the past decade, you’re looking in the wrong direction about where the slippery slope is.

There are simple, objective standards to suss out good information from bad. We have seen that people are simply not good about filtering it out for themselves and will fall for misinformation purposefully if it serves their prejudices. Why not have an independent body verifying if information is worthwhile or not?

All the people who bring up this nonsense are usually the types who are mad stuff like “COVID is a liberal hoax” is being suppressed.

I mean I was only thinking of the major, mainstream home consoles. But that’s why I said "may”, the history of experimental game consoles and regional price differences is a whole study itself. But certainly nobody at the time expected Sony to go from a more lower priced option to the most expensive one.

The 20 GB isn’t remembered much because even the Xbox 360’s 20GB model was considered way too small even a year later. Even to this day, the basic model of any console or GPU isn’t really considered the standard, but the budget option.

At least the PS3 let you toss in your own HDD though. The Xbox 360’s proprietary ones (and all its other accessories) were way more expensive.

Really, with all the accessories considered, the PS3 was actually a cheaper console even at $100 more.

IIRC this happens in the show or book of Station Eleven where a kid saves Wikipedia offline on his PS Vita (somehow) and it’s the only version of it out there post-apocalypse.