The way I look at it, I know it's probably going to end up being shit in the end, but it'll be a few years until that happens, and it will be fun in the meantime.
Just because you know I'll have to leave at some point doesn't mean that you don't enjoy the party while it lasts
The same happened when everyone moved over from Dig to Reddit back in the day. It's really annoying for like 2 weeks with everyone talking about it, and then it calmed down.
I've noticed quite a lot of devs are moving over to blue sky. I feel like there's some blog post I've missed or something which everyone has paid attention to. Why are they doing it now? Twitter has being shit for ages.
The f is silent
Unless you have a custom privacy build of Android.
That's kind of my thing really about Android yeah sure the basic model probably tracks you up the wazoo but at least you can work around it.
US food stand has been what they are, we can't rule out that it's not the same product.
But like a really boring version of it without any kind of gameplay mechanics and it's just basically life.
The last game came out over a decade ago so the youngest audience would have to be 20 plus. Might as well take the opportunity to make it r-rated.
The onion is a satirical takes on the news. Infowars is just utter nonsense.
Infowars could claim that immigrants are using teleporters to enter the country and its readership would believe it.
A good example of this is their insistence on using the comma, to mean "the", "of" or "and", leading to some bizarre headlines.
Midland, Baker, Roz, Mazda, convicted, fraud
Which despite the fact it just sounds like a list of random words, is in fact a valid sentence. Or at least it represents one.
There's a program called "Everything" which is basically just a functional version of Windows search. It's one of those programs that really should be integrated into the OS but isn't. The other one being Fences.
I was going to say that's incredibly on brand for Disney. Everything I have ever heard about Comcast seems to back up this move.
I'm surprised about IBM though, more because I didn't realize they were still around than anything else.