and I don’t trust wishthis’ auth.

I’m the developer of wishthis. What do you not trust about the auth? I try to be transparent about everything.

I was hoping for a trend in less green house gases but this sounds like the next best idea.

Off topic but the amount of oil we have left is the least of humanities’ concerns right now imo.

Because broken night lights cause issues

Looks like Source Git

Downvoting a stupid question in a no stupid questions community is just plain wrong yall.

I think its lacking of imagination

Earth too!

Agreed, every investment has at least some kind of risk.

I agree with other comments, just throw in a good morning as you’re passing your coworkers. I like to raise my hand sometimes (as a wave) and even try to smile.

I’ve obviously missed something here, but why the hatred towards Rowling?

If a recipe describes 8 cups of flour, how many grams or kilograms do i need to buy then?

“Don’t use GitHub” comments incoming…

I agree with you on that point: Video hosting (or more accurately: bandwidth) is extremely expensive. This is why YouTube is basically a monopoly, despite most of its users being annoyed with it (I presume).

And isolated, without the rest of Google and Alphabet, it may not be profitable, despite all of the ads it feeds us. But from my understanding, YouTube is yet another data aggregator Google uses to make money. Indirectly I bet YouTube is very valuable for Google, even if YouTube itself is not profitable.

Why am I or would I be homeless? Because I don’t tip my Landlord?

Just as personal information is on a large scale. YouTube/Google/Alphabet chooses selling our information as their core business model. As far as I’m concerned, they “don’t care” about the money they get from YouTube Premium.

I can justify spending money on a home built rig any day of the year. Whether I can afford it, is a different story T_T

I meant that in the way of mobile gaming become more feasible and widespread.

Oh, I see.

I’d say gaming on desktop is the traditional experience wouldn’t you?

Yes, I agree. I am getting the impression you are sensing/expecting a shift away from desktops due to the widespread mobile gaming you mentioned. Maybe I am too old fashioned and conservative in that sense but for me gaming should ideally be done on a desktop. Furthermore, I believe that gaming is best experienced and most desirable on a desktop.

Users are already paying with their personal information. Paying for YouTube is like tipping your Landlord.

What do you mean still game on desktop??