It’s likely that Hackaday readers have among them a greater than average number of people who can name one special thing they did on September 23rd, 2002. On that day a new web browser was re…
Edit: I should really stop being so snarky, sometimes I let the fun get the better of me, but I don’t mean it, except I kind of do, but not really, so don’t let anyone let it get to them.
The person is saying that they’ve replaced web browsing with playing a cash grab mobile game through two VPNs. On Lemmy. Are we really that far gone? Replaced Firefox with Raid Shadow Legends is “worryingly realistic”?
Can you please explain how you think that works?
I assume its over-the-top sarcasm
I worry that some people actually think that’s how it works.
It is, sir. You can rest soundly. Here’s a bunch of these if you feel like you need them in the future:
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Edit: I should really stop being so snarky, sometimes I let the fun get the better of me, but I don’t mean it, except I kind of do, but not really, so don’t let anyone let it get to them.
The person is saying that they’ve replaced web browsing with playing a cash grab mobile game through two VPNs. On Lemmy. Are we really that far gone? Replaced Firefox with Raid Shadow Legends is “worryingly realistic”?
Just like putting the second condom on your balls.