True, it’s about what you value.

And if you don’t care about privacy or punishing google for some reason or another, then there is nothing empowering about switching services.

Okay, let me empower you with living on Mars in a small shack that’s temperature controlled with oxygen

Wow so much privacy… you’re so empowered now.

Tell me what motivated you to go through that?

No offence but comments like yours serve no purpose other than to impede non-tech-savvy people’s digital empowerment.

I would argue that empowerment is more associated with capability rather than privacy or social justice (Whatever reason people are protesting Google); and having an all in one stop is incredibly convenient, and thus capable.

A pair of safety goggles that seal well against your eyes will help you a ton against tear gas. You’re still going to have breathing issues but you’ll avoid the eye pain.

I used this trick when I needed to cut lots of onions.

Gas masks just aren’t practical for large crowds due to the expense/training required. You’re looking at $150 new, filters being about $40+ new. Sure you can get surplus for cheaper if you can find it, but most people can’t, not enough to go around.

Also filters should be replaced after being esposed to chemicals they’re designed to protect against. You probably could get away with using tear filters exposed to year gas.

I mean I want a modern version of it with the jank removed, but I want the same systems, same story ya.

Oblivion and Skyrim constantly disappointed me with the simplification of the RPG systems.

I should be able to cast a jump spell that sends me to the moon; and the spell runs out before I reach the moon, where I die terribly.

This is like switching from Walmart to 15 other stores just to buy the same stuff. It’s going to be extremely difficult to convince anyone to make this jump.

It’s a actually harder because whoops, three years later you try to log into a service and it asks for a verification code sent to your Gmail address that you no longer have access to, oh well.

Kids too expensive. I’m careful that I dont buy a Ferrari because I can’t afford the maintenance and insurance.

They’re careful they don’t accidently have children.

I thought the EU already evaluated this and gave some cookie cutter gaming industry shill of an answer…?

Companies whose profits are taken sue Apple for not only lost revenue but also punitive damages.

High prices are due to government regulation.

The consumer is saved by the government from problems caused by government regulation.

The consumer thanks for government for saving them from the problem the government created.

Now can we have a poll from Dr. Thunder about what we went our Cola to taste like?

What’s the point? Anything you delay doing that day we will made up with spending in the future.

True, so don’t do things like obstructing law enforcement and resisting arrest while armed.

Unless you’re Skyrim you can’t just reskin a thing and release it. I think the problem is there’s either poor marketing, or nothing new here.

In order to oust a competitor, and take their audience you need to be a more than a little better than the previous game. You need to be A LOT better for people to leave behind the familiarity, the time invested, and the community.

As is “bringing justice” and “holding the highest of integrity” which leaves us in a great spot.

Wow picking random words that serve my adjenda is fun.

Well by all means attack the person over the argument.

Imagine researching a random stranger on the internet looking for a gotcha.

And the left has the American Constitution Society, big whoop; the right and the left aren’t doing anything that the otherside isn’t doing as well.

Bro, left dominates higher education. The idea that there’s some conservative cabal brainwashing law students is hilarious.

And the left didn’t do the exact same thing for their judges? Y’all are all just incorruptible while the right are spawn of Satan or something?..