I've got an LED bulb so efficient it glows slightly even when it's not plugged in.
Blackmist
joined 2 years ago
Yeah, that's one that doesn't take a lot of lifestyle change either.
Although it'll vary based on how much you drive. My wife drives a tiny car and did under 3000 miles last year, so wouldn't actually make a lot of difference for us. Might as well run it until it keels over, by which time electrics will be even better than they are now. Or enshittified beyond belief. One of the two.
Honestly, I think that's depressingly common the world over.
A Zodiac Killer is never late, nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.
Yeah, I couldn't get on with it at all. Most games are designed for a right analogue stick, and not having one just kills it.
It's weird how quickly Sony discovered the perfect layout and how little it's changed since.
Analogue triggers are the only really great addition since the original Dual Shock.
The gyro aim on the PS5 (well technically all the way back to the PS3, only not as good) are actually really nice too, but I can count the games that use it on one hand. I've no idea why devs are so adverse to using them.
The PS4/5 touch pad would be OK if it wasn't just used as a giant Select button, because for some reason the actual Select button is now "Share" which literally nobody ever asked for.
Although if you regularly eat a kilo of red meat a day, you should probably talk to your doctor about those blood spots when you wipe your arse.
That's almost certainly the biggest dietary change you can make.
But for overall impact, there's one winner and it's bigger than everything else put together.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/12/want-to-fight-climate-change-have-fewer-children
Capitalism hates this one weird trick.
There was a post a while ago where someone was explaining that Star Wars was an allegory for the Vietnam war, and the next guy was all "well that's not true, unless the Empire is supposed to be America!"
Like they're so close to getting it, but their brain swats it away before it can become a fully formed thought.
That moment of panic when a DOS window appears and then disappears.
Time to unplug the network cable, reboot to safe mode, and dig out that copy of Malwarebytes Antimalware.
Why was it ever disabled to start with?
Every time a dodgy site has asked me to disable it, it still doesn't work, and now you have a bunch of tracking cookies and has to look at ads for other porn sites.
Starve the beast.