Steve Dice

Also, weren’t they in different continents and millions of years apart?

It’s a greed problem. I was perfectly content paying for Netflix but then they doubled the price and halved the content. Ok, sure, whatever, it’s still better than cable. Then other players also wanted a piece of the pie so they fragmented the content by making their own shitty services. Now you have to have Netflix, PrimeVideo, Disney+ and HBO Max just to get a semidecent experience. And yet, despite paying for 4 fucking streaming services, 90% of the movies I wanna watch are still behind yet another fucking paywall within these streaming services.

I’ll hold your beer.

To add to this: The internet has increased the reach of propaganda to heights it could only dream of. It used to be that you could just stop your kid from hanging out with the local neonazi group, now they can reach them right in their bedroom.

As soon as you stop being a useless idiot.

Even by space flight standards, getting a rocket to the sun is very hard.

No idea. Haven’t used Windows for anything other than games for around 20 years either. How hard it is isn’t really the point, though.

give me your work for free

Geez. Just build it yourself, you lazy leech.

As someone who has done half a g in a single snort, I can assure you no amount of cocaine would do that.

Oh, this is about Riverdale, isn’t it?

Dark. Sad thing is that I’m very intrigued by the overall narrative and atmosphere, but it’s just so damn boring. I also thought Midnight Mass was bad but I did manage to force myself to finish that one.

Checks out. Coke would definitely make you paint the room like that.

Wait, what fucking kind of cocaine does that?

4 million dollars

So, a slap on the wrist.

I don’t consider anything with Windows safe. I do all of my non-gaming computing on my laptop with Linux.

Because of you.

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Also true. Even truer, in fact. Still validates classic Dr. Who having trash production design.

In fact, some frogs are indistinguishable from toads. Mainly because they are toads.

We currently know about 202 trillion digits of pi. As for your other question: it is easy to get the next digit of pi from a “mathematical” point of view. By this I mean that we know functions that will approximate pi with as much precision as we want, but actually having a computer do it is very hard. The digits we know today took 3 months and needed 1.5 petabytes of high end storage.