If you’re worried about google data collection, telling google to delete your data does next to nothing
Use freetube on pc and newpipe on android for a more privacy-focused alternative
Similarly, please proofread what you type. I almost had a stroke reading this
It’s odd how I already didn’t like most of those creators to begin with. I guess this just gives me a reason
Not that I don’t trust a random greentext 4channer, but is this true?
It would explain why asmongold defended him
Edit: Ludwig is also defending him now
Fans already have a better fan-made version than anything these guys will give us
pushing nfts
In recent news, I am now radicalised
These kinds of charts are usually used to compare things that, in this case, wouldn’t be science, but humourously could be considered science if given a chance
But the other guy is right-if you don’t follow the scientific method and don’t try to describe your findings in ways that attempt to better understand the universe, then that’s not science. That’s bias
Damn, I didn’t know the competitive tf2 scene, usually run using the gamemode “control points”, had an anime…
I shall do no such thing
Have you never met somebody with a fast metabolism?
–the joke->
You
I sometimes don’t get americans
I worked at a pub for a while, and had an instance where a group of friends sitting outside moved 2-3 metres away to smoke. I basically had to tell them to either stop smoking or go to the designated smoking area because they were ruining the meal of everybody sitting around
They honestly didn’t take the news well. Made me feel less bad about putting my foot down
about to chime in with my experience
realise this is a linux instance
start crying in windows user
Yah, they’re supposed to put them under the tongue!
Legit amazing fangame, would recommend
He could be any one of us!
There are currently so many people signing the petition that the confirmation emails that are supposed to be sent out are getting clogged up. I’m talking it’s hours behind at this point lol
When I like or dislike a game a lot and I’m able to articulate why, I usually write a long-winded 2-3 paragraph review on what I liked and didn’t like about it. These reviews tend to get 1-2 reactions at most
One time, I decided to write a positive review for a game I really liked but didn’t feel like saying “the shooting good” six different ways, so I wrote my one and only joke review
It then became my most popular review, with now 37 reactions
So yeah, I see why people do it and yes, I heavily agree with what steam’s doing