Trying to see if I can reply to a deleted comment, feel free to downvote since what I’m saying is completely irrelevant.

D:

That actually makes sense. I really was saying nonsense.

What a depressing world we live in.

To me it seems like international law doesn’t apply to some people for… whatever reason.

That’s probably a good point.

They attacked a children’s hospital because it was enthusiastic? (Note: “hamas” is Arabic for enthusiasm)

How does that justify anything?

So expansionism is a side effect of dictatorship. How the hell did I forget about this?

Oh right.

Because of course it is.

Apple didn’t fall victim to this?

I can already smell the whole “expansionism” thing that many empires once did. History repeats itself.

I simply don’t understand how Israel still isn’t satisfied with the land it already has (the UN recognized territory), why do they need to just gobble up more?

How. The fuck. Does Russia. Keep getting away with this??? It’s a fucking children’s hospital, not a military base.

You mean to tell me you DON’T want people to visit your beautiful city? Then why did you make it so beautiful in the first place? Attracting tourists is an inevitable side effect of that. Just treat them nicely, and they’ll treat you back nicely.

Though now I wanna visit Barcelona just to be sprayed with a water gun, it sounds so fun. Just please ask people for consent if you wanna do that.

How does Israel keep getting away with this?

PlayStation 3. Yeah, it was a games console, and had lots of awesome games (such as the Uncharted series, LittleBigPlanet, Ratchet and Clank, Journey, Warhawk, I could be here all day), but it was the extra features that really made it appealing in my opinion.

This was the cheapest and best Blu-ray player you could possibly get. It even stores media files on the internal storage, rips CDs too, upscale DVDs to 1080p resolution, not to mention the XrossMediaBar user interface was just so easy to use, and aged quite beautifully. It even has funky themes. It can play your PS1 games (some models can even play PS2 disks, but all models have some PS2 games downloadable from the store), you can manage files on your PSP or Vita. It had remote play, but it was… pretty limited to say the least.

It quite literally only does everything.

I’m gonna drown in downvotes once I say that I don’t like the Grand Theft Auto series. I’m actually serious, I never understood the appeal for those games.

Wayback Machine, all the time. Very useful if a reference link on Wikipedia is dead (why do websites just remove articles like that? It drives me nuts). Unfortunately it doesn’t handle JavaScript very well, rendering some functions of websites unusable, or breaking images. I particularly remember browsing the website for Al Jazeera Children’s Channel (which is jcctv.net by the way), they had a theme switcher which unfortunately uses JS, so… I’m stuck with the blue underwater theme for some reason. And yes, Al Jazeera did do lots of non-news related stuff at one point.

The Internet Archive can be useful as well if you’re looking for a very niche thing that isn’t really available elsewhere. I usually use it for software, but at one point I tried searching it for an archive of Club Penguin’s game files. They also have lots of public domain stuff if you’re interested in that (friendly reminder: Steamboat Willie is part of it now).

Android is being used by Microsoft now since Windows Phone didn’t really do very well. Their Surface Duo device runs Android. Windows 11 has a “Windows Subsystem for Android” feature… that uses the Amazon Appstore (and is actually getting phased out - the WSA thing, not the Amazon Appstore).

And yeah, I have no idea why the Google Play Store isn’t available there, seems like a pretty weird decision. Can you tell I hate geoblocking?

But iPhones are made by your own fucking competition, Microsoft.