I’ll buy that for a dollar!

keep their memories intact

Most social media users are struggling to export their 500+GB of data. Too bad for their memories got owned by corporates.

sUbSriBin 2 aNy guGeL sErviCes mAkez u ev1LL…

We can still find content from subscribed channels.

Well, no shite. I’ll use Chromium without adblock and signed-in account, then. I’ll separate my YouTube and personal web browsing… oh wait, Firefox Containers exist.

Dude, I recently turned on my History for the first time since 2019, watched five monetized videos (long-form film-related stuffs, turned off uBlock Origin), and YT just flooded me with nonsense local stuffs with their ridiculous “thumbnails” on homepage.

I was like, “lulz nope dis is disgusting.”

Well, this is the point of “removing” tailored suggestions on YT’s homepage.

I disabled my Google and YouTube’s history settings since 2019.

Oh dear, please, don’t give 'em ideas. lol

As annoying as these big fat cars on the road (I am from third-world country, and most roads here aren’t designed for these trucks), I can totally get its purpose — to store mid-to-heavy loads, and a mini-bedroom in case you’re stuck.

Can you store up to 10 corpses on that Polo?

3,000,000,000 * $15 (assumed Netflix plan/user) = $45,000,000,000

Damn! Just for one show?!

Too long? A movie could’ve ended on Trinity test, and then fades out to black and a text about Oppy’s legal procedural appears.

Basic biopic stuff, well-spent IMAX experience. lol

Hey hey, I referenced this song a few weeks ago. lol

Putangina mo!

Putangina mo!

Lemmy keeps me from doom scrolling like what I did when I still had my Facebook and Reddit accounts, and fck me I’m 25. Some content from mainstream social medias are too noisy, too personal, too annoying, and too short for my taste, and accidentally watched and heard them from public places.

And, I don’t consider myself a tech savvy.