They are cool though. All good things I suppose! 90s Was a cool era for tech though, very exciting; bespoke gadgets for specified purposes were more interesting than a ubiquitous glass rectangle. These are still cool though, just less interesting.
They are cool though. All good things I suppose! 90s Was a cool era for tech though, very exciting; bespoke gadgets for specified purposes were more interesting than a ubiquitous glass rectangle. These are still cool though, just less interesting.
Open Source widescreen port with improved controls when?????
I need more early polygon racers in my life.
Disney sucks.
Good to see that Gillette have lost more than $8billion after that fucking horrific man-hating shit show of a commercial that aired back in January. The backlash from men is well and truly on. I will never buy their products again. There is an important lesson for all companies to learn from this, Disney very much included, and that is get woke go broke!
I switched to a Gillette Fusion about a year ago after shaving with a double edge safety razor for approximately 50 years.
I quit using a safety razor since I could no longer get consistently useable razor blades. Gillette sent me a free razor with a blade and I found that I liked it almost as well as a safety razor and in some ways liked it better. The blades were pricey though - and buying an 8 pack of them only saved a bit of money. I had been thinking of switching to Harry's to save some money - that marvelous ad campaign pushed me to trying Harrys. I just got a razor and one blade from them and as soon as the last Gillette blade (which is in the razor now) is done I will try the Harrys.
I don't have a big dog in either the whole transgender thing or the metoo stuff. But I really don't want to be lectured by a company that I spend money with for a product - they seem to assume that I am automatically violating some sjw crap and need to guide me. Sorry - I just want to buy a product that suits my needs - it is not the duty of any commercial endeavor to do anything else.
It was actually satisfying to be able to express my views by ceasing to buy a product (not really a boycott since I don't think they could ever attract me again). Usually these companies are ones that I never use to begin with - hard to quit buying Starbucks (I don't even drink coffee) when I don't go there in the first place. Or drop a subscription to the Denver Post for their miserable news coverage when I don't have a subscription to begin with.
Gillette, 2K, EA, Nintendo, Bethesda, Cheaper Than Dirt, anything attached to Freedom Group, and a few other companies are on my lifetime blacklist. Same goes for almost every fast food joint. The only one on my permanent whitelist is Chick-fil-A. Start preaching about anti-family BS, and YA' DONE, SON.
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