The absolute WORST thing about the Ads in Streaming services nowadays is they'll stop a show mid-fricken-sentence to show you an unskippable ad. Hell, at least Commercials on TV waited until the scene ended or there was a logical conversation break.
If a restaurant insists on QR codes, they loose my business. I shouldn't have to have a device to order in person, menus on phones are too tiny, and QR codes are too easy to lead to scams.
Honestly, this is a non argument. You can zoom in on your screen, you can look up the menu BEFORE you even get to the restaurant, and if your phone opens a QR code without showing you the link first, then your issue should be with your jank ass phone with shitty security, not for a restaurant modernizing and removing a disease vector from your life. I bookmark menus for restaurants I like, and share them with people I'm going out to eat with. We come in, instantly have our order ready to go, and get our food sooner. It reduces work for the server as well.
@@H3xx99 I don't appreciate restaurants going the way of Walmart - where some places you have to pay to just self checkout. I'm not bringing my own straws or my own utensils or my own menu's. At that point I might as well just get delivery. My immune system is adequate for every day interactions and touching every day items. I don't need to be put in a bubble. I'm plenty old enough to know what normal is, that seems to have wiped out people's minds in the last few years. Your's, too, appearently if you think a normal person is going to change their life over touching a piece of paper or plastic.
I 100% agreed with Story 7. I used to have a Samsung Galaxy S10, and I liked how it still had a headphone jack and a removable storage, including a 1440p display. Sadly, that phone got damaged while I was at work. I tried getting it repaired. However, Samsung tried charging me $700 in total and I had to canceled it. I might as well spend that type of money on a brand new phone instead. I then tried buying another one, but it seemed that Samsung had discontinued that model since the S21 series had came out and was available to buy only. So I bought the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus and it felt like a huge downgrade! They've removed the headphone jack, Micro SD slot, and the display was 1080p compared to the S10's 1440p display. To make matters worse is that it was way more expensive!
Makes me glad that my S10 is still working and working well. Sure, the battery has been giving me trouble, but I found some shops with S10 batteries available. Of course, I made it a point of keeping the whole thing protected. There was one time where I thought I had broken the screen, but it turned out to have been the original(?) screen protector, and thankfully, the store I took it to for repair still had plenty of screen protectors for the S10 (this was about three years ago). I have also gotten better cases for it, which undoubtedly helped. I also found a little stick-on cooling fan (applied a provided magnetic pad to the back of my phone - it even works on the most recent case I got - and the fan sticks to the magnet) to deal with what I am convinced is people trying to cook the phone by making certain apps draw more power than necessary and thus run the phone hot and cook itself out. I have gotten a few looks over how I am still using an "old" phone, but I guess what I can do with it has silenced any criticism over its age. Here's the best part, though: my S10 is actually a hand-me-down from my mother. She was always the one to get the first phone upgrade/"upgrade," and with that, she would give her previous phone (with the number changed) to either me or my brother. Before she gave me the S10, I was using the 5, which also served me well, up until the adhesive was (probably purposefully) designed to not adhere anymore. I will admit that I came close to having to get rid of my S10 a few years ago (before the screen protector incident) because of possible compatibility issues. I was looking to move to a new country, and I was looking into their cell phone providers. Each one of them brought up whether or not their networks supported certain phone models, but only one of them gave a way of checking if the phone would work with them. I ran it, input my phone's serial number, and it basically went, "Oh, an S10? Yeah, it'll work here." You can imagine how relieved both my mother and I were to not have to shell out a few hundred more for a likely inferior phone. And boy oh boy, do I LOVE the microSD slot. Sure, I had the rare instance of the card I had in that slot actually failing (probably a side effect of the phone heating). That card had lasted me for over 10 years, and now, it was just not being read by the phone. I mean, to be fair, I did get times when it would be read by the phone, but the frequency and duration of the reads kept dropping. Fortunately, it only applied to this one card and only to the phone, so I got a little peripheral that could read microSD cards for my computer and used that to transfer all of my stuff from that 128GB card onto... a new 512GB card, which then went into my S10 and has been running normally. And even though I have a Bluetooth headset tied to my phone, I only use that for making calls. I would much rather use the headphone jack for entertainment. I do not like having to charge up frickin' _everything,_ and wired headphones are one of those hills that I will die on. Can the wire be inconvenient? Absolutely, and of course, I almost continously run into that inconvenience. You know what I consider to be even more inconvenient? Having to charge yet another device, establishing a connection between devices, possibly missing, dropping, or otherwise forgetting the device because it is wireless and so small, and, as I noticed between the wired headphones and my Bluetooth headset, there is actually a _delay_ in the audio output for the Bluetooth, which is okay for calls, but it quickly gets annoying when you always (and I do mean always) notice it for videos. Yeah, it turns out that pairing separate devices over a wireless feature that requires them to understand each other (and, let's be honest, could be scanned and hijacked by something), only to end up with less-than-ideal output, is not exactly an upgrade.
@@DavidRichardson153Hey, I'm glad that your S10 phone still works. That's a great Samsung phone right there! 👍 I was planning on buying a used or refurbished one, but I prefer buying a brand new device, you know? I know for a fact that used phones tend to have a bit of a degraded battery life. Don't get me wrong, I really like my S21+ phone! However, like I said, I do feel like it's a bit of a dowgrade. Kinda how the Nintendo DSi got rid of the GBA Slot. So certain DS games will miss out with the Rumble Pak feature, or games such as Guitar Hero: On Tour is completely unplayable on the DSi. Since the S21+ doesn't have a removable storage, that means that I'm only able to use it's internal storage. Which sucks because I tend to download a lot games on my phone and my S21+ only has 128GB in total. Which is nearly at its full capacity. Plus, the 128GB model was a bit "cheaper" than the 256GB, 500GB, and 1TB models. 😵💫 Another thing why I prefer a headphone jack because wireless Bluetooth headphone's battery life won't last long. I own the Airpods (Gen 2), and although the sound quality is great, it does have a poor battery life, which lasts about 2-3 hours. I hate waiting for it to fully recharge. Also, there are times when the audio desyncs due to the frequency interruptions. Yes, I could buy a new, better Bluetooth headset. However, even wireless Bluetooth headphones are expensive as well! Priced around $200-$400 at best. I ended up buying a USB-C to headphone jack adapter, but it's not as reliable as it seems! Sometimes I have to 'twirl' the adapter so that the audio comes out properly. But yeah, I know I'm just being nit-picky. I just miss the headphone jack and removable storage. I'm sure it's a brilliant corporate strategy to force their consumers to spend more on their devices a junk. But whatever! 😮💨
why you didn't bought another model from the same brand? or saw the model you were about to bought before and check if it had all of those functions? to me 700$ is a lot of money for not checking those kind of things ngl
"No backwards compatibility! Isn't that great?" Uh... no. One of the nice things about getting a PS2 was that new gamers could catch up on all of the PS1 games they missed. But then the more powerful systems after that can't read the older software? How is that better? That wasn't the first mistake Sony ever made and it won't be the last.
Part of that is that often the backwards comparability was done by literally putting the older system into the newer one because it was easier to do that than bypass the DRM on the original media. Then they realized that removing this they could make the console less money and sell the older games to people on the new system which made more money.
Every time I’ve been to a restaurant with QR codes or an app, I never get my food/drinks. Literally every time. One weekend we had relatives visiting & went to several restaurants on the same street. I had to download 3 apps & also use the QR code crap. The orders were screwed up in some way at every place, every time & I always had to go up to a counter to get my stuff. I just don’t go to places like that anymore.
Windows vista was supposed to be an upgrade from Windows XP. Windows 8 was supposed to be an upgrade from Windows 7. And now Windows 11 is supposed to be an upgrade from Windows 10. Anyone else seeing a pattern?
Windows Vista wasn't actually that bad. It just had a rough start, Microsoft fixed it . Windows 7 is a polished version of what Vista was. Microsoft tried to fix 8, though I am unsure if their second version of that was any good as I never used any version of 8. Windows 11.... I'm going Linux >_
@@gerble36 yeah if I remember correctly the only thing bad with vista was the few update bugs and that it didn't last very long in comparison to the ones that came before it. Or was I thinking Windows ME? Or maybe 2000? I dunno most the stuff I played on was XP and up. My dad skipped ever getting a vista and we jumped to windows 7. I had a windows 7 for years until the motherboard fried and was forced to upgrade to 10 as the license was not transferable...
Windows me was basically Windows 98 3rd edition. Windows 2000 was amazing but more business minded. Xp was amazing and took the best of both and made everything accessible to the masses. Vista was actually very good but was a massive resource hog if you wanted it to run perfectly. 7 is perfection. 8 was basically an attempt at forcing touchscreen etc and trying to mess around with menus. At the time the tiles were actually a good idea. 8.1 was a better version but Windows 10 was what everyone wanted. Windows 11 can gfi its just a glorified data grabber to sell all your info on.
@@adnoctvn yeah I could see windows 8.1 being good for people in the digital art industry because of the touch screen. There were pen pads yeah, but it was always hard for me to look at the screen and not the pad when trying to draw. I've always had to draw on paper then scan it in. Would have been more popular if it wasn't forced also. I miss my old Windows 7. Best backwards compatibility ever. No old programs seem to run on Windows 10 at all. I've played games since I could work a mouse and keyboard really. Dad is a computer engineer.
12:31 I agree with everything except the SD card part - I'd like the ability to add more memory to the phone as I want without having to buy more phones. The headphone jack is probably a questionable scratch at best - I thought they were small enough to stay in the phones being made, but I could be mistaken about some technical details that may interfere with that happening. At least we have bluetooth devices.
It's all preference, but user customisation options being widdled away is something of a design feature for the business model more than anything else. If you run out of storage, you can pay for more cloud storage directly to them, but also only works if you have a signal. Lacking a headphone jack, yeah you can take it or leave it, but it does have some other backwards compatibility issues, like if you wanted to play music from your phone on your older car/personal stereo. Something similar can happen with Bluetooth eventually if they decide to use proprietary headphones and software because it's "better quality," but I can assure you it's to lock you in to using their stuff exclusively.
Story 8 - someone finally mentions Windows 11. As of the day of this posting, I have yet to use this on a system I regularly use, but from what I've seen so far on other systems, it's an excellent try at obfuscating practically anything you knew Windows could do for the last 20-30 years.
I just had to get a new phone, and while I've been annoyed for a while about not being able to take out the battery if there's water exposure, lo and behold I can't expand my storage now? I just... it's really frustrating to have these features that I valued go completely obsolete.
Not a downgrade story, but just the other day I ordered from Little Caesars for the first time. After waiting 40 minutes for my food I finally get it, and they forgot my pizza. Delivery guy told me wait, and proceeds to shout in Portuguese to who I assume was the restaurant employee. After 5 minutes he hands the phone. The person tells me call customer support to complain about it. No offer to make a fresh pizza or anything. So call customer support. Best they can do is give me a 50% refund on my order... The pizza alone cost 75% of the order. When I pointed out they said it was best they can do and hang up on me. Ended up calling a different pizza place and got a new pizza in 20 minutes... Later spend the night in the bathroom as that pizza gave me food poisoning. Should of made myself a sandwich.
The problem with video rental places wasn't the cost. It was the restrictions on time. If I rented a movie from Blockbuster, in order to not get charged more for it, I needed to literally not be busy on the weekend. I needed the free time to see the movie almost immediately after renting it because I had to return in a few days later. Before Blockbuster gave us a few days, rental places only gave you one day rentals. You rented it, saw it that night, then returned in the next morning. What initially gave Netflix its success and allowed it to move to streaming, was the fact that you could keep a rental basically forever. You could watch it on your own damned time and didn't have to worry about late fees. Streaming movies just made everything 100 times better. And in the end, the problem we're facing now isn't Netflix or their model. It's companies like Sony, Disney, and others being assholes and thinking we'll totally subscribe to 20000 different streaming services. Bitch, if your shit aint easy for me to get from what I have, then I'm sailing the fucking high seas.
I literally just rent a movie on TH-cam (anywhere from $1.99-3.00) if out other 2 streaming platforms don’t have it. It beats paying $15-20 extra a month for another platform you don’t need just for one show or movie. As a plus, if a friend has an account somewhere else we use their account and vice versa.
Story 6: The pre-emptive tipping is definitely some form of power play going on. This clearly breaks a norm where that is usually done when you pay the bill as opposed to ordering. Also, the situation with the ice cream place is horrifying - I can't imagine much worse service happening than this. I suspect the virtual menu system isn't the real problem there.
Tipping should be done away with entirely. Companies should instead be paying their employees. and we should be demanding they do that every time we visit them. If Every single customer demanded that the company increase workers pay to a livable wage, eventually they might get the idea that maybe they shouldn't rely on customers to pay their employees.
Any restaurant that tries to force you to decide a tip before service gets and automatic 0% entered in from me. Then I tell the server I'll tip in cash later. Not only is it asinine to demand a tip before service is provide (at or any point really) but when paid digitally, at best the tip is distributed evenly amongst the staff (including the one that are awful at their job and drag the total tip pool down) but more often than not is only partially given to the wait staff with the rest being pocketed by the owner of the restaurant. If I tip in cash I can choose when to tip and there is no middle man skimming off the top, the transaction is between me and the server who earned it and that's it. Really tipping should be made "illegal" (though basically never enforced) and the legal minimum wage for wait staff should be as high as most other jobs.
I actually calculated what $500 a week amounts to. It is just under *three dollars per hour.* Where the [honk] do they find that kind of gall? If they sold it, they could afford to pay living wages *and then some!*
Did you assume that there were 168 hours in the week? While a week is 168 hours, only 40 to 80 of those are available as working hours. Therefore, $500/wk is $6.26/hr on an 80 hour week and $12.50 on a 40 hour week.
@@michaelbujaki2462 Ah, I miscalculated. I somehow assumed that every hour is spent working without realizing. Thanks for the correction. $6.26/hr for 80 hours and $12.50/hr for 40 hours are still *insultingly* low, though.
The new Shapes was supposed to have the spices infused instead of on top to avoid the toppings from falling off. As for Pringles, less volume for a higher price.
That dessert shop story made me so depressed. Only way to get decent service is to be a Karen. I'll never judge another Karen again cuz God help me I'd be raising hands at that point
8:31 Que Buffalo Wild Wings. You have to use a QR code and patiently scroll through their menu so that you can wait about half an hour to get your food. You're just better off going to any mom n pop sports bar or just buying the stuff at your local grocery store, put the game on your tv, cook the food, and enjoy yourself.
The story at 17:50 is spot on. I work at a gas station owned by a larger company and they made reward card scans part of our metrics and now they are shifting focus to how many are registered. The rewards card at my store isn't actually that bad but still, I have to scan it at every transaction
14:20 I think the newer Windows save workflows do have all the options, but they're emphasized in a much different way than they used to be. More likely, the cloud options are being picked as somewhat of a default preference, and you'd have to look elsewhere in the dialog to find where you can save locally.
Does video about bad corporate greed. Next video praises corporate greed that removes the ability to swap out a $20 battery in a $1000 phone, removes the ability to plug in a $5 headset and requires high priced Bluetooth earbuds for equatable sound quality, removes the ability to store information directly in your device in favor of subscription based cloud storage. Absolutely no corporate greed there at all.
all that bluetooth EMF can actually cause glioma, a form of rapid brain cancer. Our skull normally shields us from EMF but earbuds bypass the one weakness. Source: studied neuroscience.
Phone companies think that increasing a phone's storage negates the need for an SD card but to me it's not about storage, it's about portability. Being able to just pop your SD card out of one phone and into another and not having to transfer stuff from phone to phone. Also, if your phone goes belly up, you're less likely to lose all of your stuff. Companies are taking away everything that gave Androids an advantage over iPhones.
Story three is 100% correct. There was a local pharmacy store that had the top movies on DVD for only a dollar per rental. I used to do Netflix when it was DVDs in the mail and great shows like Breaking Bad. I finally got rid of Netflix when the cost per month was not worth it and I couldn't find any shows that I liked. I did have Amazon prime for a while, but I couldn't find any good movies there either. I don't even bother with streaming anymore.
No, keep headphone jacks. Wired headphones are better than the easily loseable, recharge needing wireless headphones, plus they're cheaper. I'll take a cheap pair of Gummi brand headphones over an expensive pair of wireless Apple headphones
Everything needing a blue tooth connection. (Particularly installing apps). To function your daily life.wireless Speakers, specifically, make sense for BT connections are ok but needing an app to control the temperature of my fridge or open a garage door is just annoying.
Every "upgrade" on my phone service. Oh I get one extra gigabyte of data per month but you also increase the price by 2 dollars? Okay sure, that's soooo helpful on my 300mb monthly usage with only a handful of calls and texts per YEAR.
Newer items being made rubbish because the company can't afford to make good products anymore. My nana was buying a new washing machine and happened to mention how she was happy to be getting a better one. The man installing the machine said actually your old one is better then the new one. I've also noticed when people baught a bag say 5 years ago it lasted 5 years now the exact same bag lasts not even 6 months.
How I came across the vid? Fell asleep with the light on and woke up around 3am. Couldn't get back to sleep and started listening to stories while doing art. And it's 7:40 now, oof.
I've seen hints of this in some of the stories, but I will hear more gripes about AI in the coming years as people discover that it's not a complete substitution of human intellect as it is currently thought to be. It's a great automation of information processing for sure (better than anything ever used before), but there is way too much hype over this in general.
The guy complaining about phones is absolutely right and you're quite wrong. That future has to wait until technology can GET THERE. Until then, keep the headphone jacks that work better, keep the SD cards which initially were an upgrade to the old phones who had limited storage. How does RE-limiting storage seem like a good idea??? Everything he said is why my Samsung Galaxy Core - nearly 10 years old - is still my current phone. I can still use headphones, including ones I had since I was a kid, including ones from the damn dollar store which if they break the next day who cares they were $1. And with wires make them harder to lose (I REALLY don't get the incompetent people complaining about tangled wires, it's never been much of a problem and I've been using them since the 80s). I have a lot of storage in an SD card such that if I change to another phone that can take an SD card, all my files instantly come with me, super easy to change phones. I can get to MY battery. And he didn't list the main concern about batteries: Safety. If something happens, device gets wet, phone freezes, whatever, pull the battery. Safe. Fixed. The idiot designers seem to think that holding a button or whatever is a suitable replacement. NO! EMERGENCY. An emergency means NOW, not after 10 seconds. And sometimes the issue is that the phone stopped responding. If it stops responding, it won't respond to that restart command either. To me, it seems like locking the battery in is to kill devices and make us buy more, so they sell more. Completely underhanded. Hidden behind claims of being for waterproofing. You know what? Nearly 10 years of keeping my phone dry, not difficult. But I've used headphones dozens of times in that time. I get more and better use out of THIS phone than I would out of a modern crippled phone. The old way is better. The guy complaining about Google, OMG, THIS! Used to be searches were literal, meaning powerful. If you make a mistake, that's on you. Correct it yourself. But babying idiots has weakened it. I just had a BAD one. I knew a lyric, I wanted to remember what the song is. Usually I can type "lyric" then the literal lyric in quotes. Lyric was "How many rivers to cross". Some guy has a song I never heard of, "Many Rivers To Cross" as the TITLE. It figured I must mean that. Firstly, I said it was a lyric. Secondly, where's the "How"? It was IN QUOTES! The quotes means not optional! I hate that Google treats search terms as droppable if they aren't in quotes, that's not what a search term is for. Let ME remove unnecessary words that may make the search less precise. So I added the guy's name with a minus (minus meaning "but not results that have this word"). In quotes, so not optional. STILL the highlighted result is the full lyrics of that guy's song! What part of "not him" do you not get???!? I SEPARATELY minused out his first name and last name, still! (Lower results indicated I was looking for Luba). And sometimes if it has trouble finding with the quotes, it'll do the search without and say so. WHY? I put the quotes on purpose! If you can't find it, the appropriate result is "No results"! Next video being scams no one wants to admit, all this phone stuff! LOL! And that Apple makes dumb screw-their-customers decisions like the headphone jack, blind fanboys lap it up and refuse to admit the scam, then other phone brands follow suit because they want to be greedy too.
I get really angry when I order pizza and the bottom crust is almost as thin as highschool toilet paper. Especially when I order stuffed crust pizza. I feel like if you pulled the cheese off the pizza you could hold the crust up to the light and see through it.
Windows 11, why do I see the Blue Screen of Death 3 times a day now??? I had seen that only once since Windows ME, and it was due to a major hardware failure. on top of that, they foisted it on my machine with a full screen display that left no obvious options other than "downgrade" what went away? keyboard shortcuts that would allow me to rip through most of the simple stuff in less time than it takes for me move my hand from the keyboard to the mouse pad. replaced with not quite so intuitive icons ever more tortuous routes to get to the IP settings on my work machine where I do a lot of setup work for various equipment on different networks, Windows 7, I was able to park it on my taskbar. Secured Government networks? there is no DHCP server, even if it has one, it won't put you on the subnet you need. don't you like all the advertising? NO, NOT, NEVER, NEIN, NYET, N'GOH'!
Arby's getting rid of potato cakes and replacing them with crinkle cut fries. Oh, and Windows trying to be Apple OS. Stop. You're not Apple. If I wanted an Apple product, I'd purchase an Apple product, not this third rate Apple product you're trying to be.
I seriously don't get the Windows 11 hate. The ads are annoying for sure and the push for Copilot to be in everything is absurd (AI fad will fade, I promise). But, the OS is super solid, and it doesn't have the system crashes like old systems of yore. I remember when Windows XP came out, it crashed all of the time, it wasn't until SP3 that the crashes were less severe. Windows Vista, was a nice OS, but required more substantial resources than what was on the market at the time that the average consumer could afford or understood. Windows 7 was nice, I liked Windows 8, but hated that the start menu wasn't there and it screwed up my workflow. Windows 8.1 fixed *most* of the annoyances of Windows 8 but not all of them. Windows 10 is modern Windows XP to me. Had some stability issues, but was pretty damn nice. I'm an oldhead with PCs, I was using computers as early as 1995. I remember playing with the Dr. Sbaitso chatbot on my computer as a kid. I've used Dos 6.22, Windows 95 and beyond. I got into Redhat before it had the enterprise OS version.
Believe it or not I actually had difficulty finding this video until I learned the word 'upgrade' had to be put in quotes. Technology: three steps forward when it works, five steps back when it doesn't. >:(😠
Played a very unique vore game where you're this anthro bunny. The more fat added to the protagonist the more skills you got, my favorite being the "Hit All" skill which was a guaranteed hit and medium damage. This got replaced with an "upgraded move" when the protagonist reached a certain percentage of rotundness, the "hit all" which was a relatively risk free attack that could take down multiple enemies, was replaced with a move that could only deal massive damage to 1 enemy at a time. This wouldn't be problematic if it weren't for the fact enemies go first, and multiple attacks really drain your health fast. Really fast, and good healing to recover from those attacks is expensive early game. Definitely in my book a downgrade.
I would like to point out that Windows 10 was good. I would like to clearly contradict the statement that Windows 10 was complete crap and was so bad when it was released that despite it being persistently offered as a free upgrade and being available for free for 6 months, only a fairly modest number of users were gained. More users were only reached because it was made a prerequisite for various other things and because experts were actually put in place to fix this operating system. And today they come out with something that is just as unfinished and are trying to win users over to it and are announcing that they will end support for Windows 10 surprisingly quickly. Microsoft dominates the computer market and if Apple would finally realise that they could produce equivalent devices instead of just more expensive devices, Microsoft's market dominance would end immediately.
Cartoon shows like Simpsons, family guy, etc switching to computer generated cartoons. It's like there's no life... which is a ridiculous saying, but still
Pizza the Hutt used to be awesome? when ever was that true? in France, it's been bad pizza with gimmicks for the last 20 some years... that long ago, a friend of mine was a fan and always had his Bday feast in pizza hutt restaurant, he stopped after the time several people fell ill from the damn pizza... the Jewish owned 'Italian' restaurant across the street from my home makes pizza that are both better and cheaper than the hutt.
I was watching a YT video and not even halfway in, they started hounding me to leave a like and stuff. I don't know if I like a video I haven't even finished watching yet and much the same way I refuse to pay a tip at restaurants before I've even been served, I hold a similar standard with obnoxious CTA pestering. Videos that do this get a dislike. 👎
Is that sarcastic when you say you don't want replaceable batteries, headphone jacks and instertable SD cards? If you're serious, then I feel sorry for you. You do realize that phone companies build batteries that do not last longer than 5 years? I know too well, my phone is barely 3 years old and the battery doesn't even charge anymore. Wireless or C stick, it will not charge. I have to use my 1 year old tablet to do what my phone could if phone companies cared about making a better product for people. And even then, who knows how long my tablet will last. Tech companies are evil, making products that can't be fixed without paying out the bum for it and requires a new two year payment plan that will inevitably require you to get a new phone because these companies do not care about you. Your phone will forever die and you can't do anything about it. At least with replaceable batteries and SD cards you could make it last for a smaller cost than with what you have now
The PS5 theme sucks and the original PS4 theme was better. When they officially stop releasing games for the PS4 I'm not buying PS5 because I hate they theme.
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The absolute WORST thing about the Ads in Streaming services nowadays is they'll stop a show mid-fricken-sentence to show you an unskippable ad. Hell, at least Commercials on TV waited until the scene ended or there was a logical conversation break.
If a restaurant insists on QR codes, they loose my business. I shouldn't have to have a device to order in person, menus on phones are too tiny, and QR codes are too easy to lead to scams.
also if the camera has any fault you have no chance to use the QR-Code
Honestly, this is a non argument. You can zoom in on your screen, you can look up the menu BEFORE you even get to the restaurant, and if your phone opens a QR code without showing you the link first, then your issue should be with your jank ass phone with shitty security, not for a restaurant modernizing and removing a disease vector from your life.
I bookmark menus for restaurants I like, and share them with people I'm going out to eat with. We come in, instantly have our order ready to go, and get our food sooner. It reduces work for the server as well.
@@H3xx99 I don't appreciate restaurants going the way of Walmart - where some places you have to pay to just self checkout. I'm not bringing my own straws or my own utensils or my own menu's. At that point I might as well just get delivery.
My immune system is adequate for every day interactions and touching every day items. I don't need to be put in a bubble. I'm plenty old enough to know what normal is, that seems to have wiped out people's minds in the last few years. Your's, too, appearently if you think a normal person is going to change their life over touching a piece of paper or plastic.
It was one thing during Covid and honestly I don’t mind it but if I have to use it, then it’s a problem
@@florianbrill3613 you can also just Google their menu and be taken to it. The QR code is just meant to be used as a direct link irl.
I 100% agreed with Story 7. I used to have a Samsung Galaxy S10, and I liked how it still had a headphone jack and a removable storage, including a 1440p display. Sadly, that phone got damaged while I was at work. I tried getting it repaired. However, Samsung tried charging me $700 in total and I had to canceled it. I might as well spend that type of money on a brand new phone instead.
I then tried buying another one, but it seemed that Samsung had discontinued that model since the S21 series had came out and was available to buy only. So I bought the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus and it felt like a huge downgrade! They've removed the headphone jack, Micro SD slot, and the display was 1080p compared to the S10's 1440p display. To make matters worse is that it was way more expensive!
Makes me glad that my S10 is still working and working well. Sure, the battery has been giving me trouble, but I found some shops with S10 batteries available. Of course, I made it a point of keeping the whole thing protected. There was one time where I thought I had broken the screen, but it turned out to have been the original(?) screen protector, and thankfully, the store I took it to for repair still had plenty of screen protectors for the S10 (this was about three years ago). I have also gotten better cases for it, which undoubtedly helped.
I also found a little stick-on cooling fan (applied a provided magnetic pad to the back of my phone - it even works on the most recent case I got - and the fan sticks to the magnet) to deal with what I am convinced is people trying to cook the phone by making certain apps draw more power than necessary and thus run the phone hot and cook itself out. I have gotten a few looks over how I am still using an "old" phone, but I guess what I can do with it has silenced any criticism over its age.
Here's the best part, though: my S10 is actually a hand-me-down from my mother. She was always the one to get the first phone upgrade/"upgrade," and with that, she would give her previous phone (with the number changed) to either me or my brother. Before she gave me the S10, I was using the 5, which also served me well, up until the adhesive was (probably purposefully) designed to not adhere anymore.
I will admit that I came close to having to get rid of my S10 a few years ago (before the screen protector incident) because of possible compatibility issues. I was looking to move to a new country, and I was looking into their cell phone providers. Each one of them brought up whether or not their networks supported certain phone models, but only one of them gave a way of checking if the phone would work with them. I ran it, input my phone's serial number, and it basically went, "Oh, an S10? Yeah, it'll work here." You can imagine how relieved both my mother and I were to not have to shell out a few hundred more for a likely inferior phone.
And boy oh boy, do I LOVE the microSD slot. Sure, I had the rare instance of the card I had in that slot actually failing (probably a side effect of the phone heating). That card had lasted me for over 10 years, and now, it was just not being read by the phone. I mean, to be fair, I did get times when it would be read by the phone, but the frequency and duration of the reads kept dropping. Fortunately, it only applied to this one card and only to the phone, so I got a little peripheral that could read microSD cards for my computer and used that to transfer all of my stuff from that 128GB card onto... a new 512GB card, which then went into my S10 and has been running normally.
And even though I have a Bluetooth headset tied to my phone, I only use that for making calls. I would much rather use the headphone jack for entertainment. I do not like having to charge up frickin' _everything,_ and wired headphones are one of those hills that I will die on. Can the wire be inconvenient? Absolutely, and of course, I almost continously run into that inconvenience. You know what I consider to be even more inconvenient? Having to charge yet another device, establishing a connection between devices, possibly missing, dropping, or otherwise forgetting the device because it is wireless and so small, and, as I noticed between the wired headphones and my Bluetooth headset, there is actually a _delay_ in the audio output for the Bluetooth, which is okay for calls, but it quickly gets annoying when you always (and I do mean always) notice it for videos. Yeah, it turns out that pairing separate devices over a wireless feature that requires them to understand each other (and, let's be honest, could be scanned and hijacked by something), only to end up with less-than-ideal output, is not exactly an upgrade.
@@DavidRichardson153Hey, I'm glad that your S10 phone still works. That's a great Samsung phone right there! 👍 I was planning on buying a used or refurbished one, but I prefer buying a brand new device, you know? I know for a fact that used phones tend to have a bit of a degraded battery life. Don't get me wrong, I really like my S21+ phone! However, like I said, I do feel like it's a bit of a dowgrade. Kinda how the Nintendo DSi got rid of the GBA Slot. So certain DS games will miss out with the Rumble Pak feature, or games such as Guitar Hero: On Tour is completely unplayable on the DSi. Since the S21+ doesn't have a removable storage, that means that I'm only able to use it's internal storage. Which sucks because I tend to download a lot games on my phone and my S21+ only has 128GB in total. Which is nearly at its full capacity. Plus, the 128GB model was a bit "cheaper" than the 256GB, 500GB, and 1TB models. 😵💫
Another thing why I prefer a headphone jack because wireless Bluetooth headphone's battery life won't last long. I own the Airpods (Gen 2), and although the sound quality is great, it does have a poor battery life, which lasts about 2-3 hours. I hate waiting for it to fully recharge. Also, there are times when the audio desyncs due to the frequency interruptions. Yes, I could buy a new, better Bluetooth headset. However, even wireless Bluetooth headphones are expensive as well! Priced around $200-$400 at best. I ended up buying a USB-C to headphone jack adapter, but it's not as reliable as it seems! Sometimes I have to 'twirl' the adapter so that the audio comes out properly.
But yeah, I know I'm just being nit-picky. I just miss the headphone jack and removable storage. I'm sure it's a brilliant corporate strategy to force their consumers to spend more on their devices a junk. But whatever! 😮💨
Still using my S8
why you didn't bought another model from the same brand? or saw the model you were about to bought before and check if it had all of those functions? to me 700$ is a lot of money for not checking those kind of things ngl
"No backwards compatibility! Isn't that great?"
Uh... no. One of the nice things about getting a PS2 was that new gamers could catch up on all of the PS1 games they missed. But then the more powerful systems after that can't read the older software? How is that better? That wasn't the first mistake Sony ever made and it won't be the last.
Part of that is that often the backwards comparability was done by literally putting the older system into the newer one because it was easier to do that than bypass the DRM on the original media. Then they realized that removing this they could make the console less money and sell the older games to people on the new system which made more money.
@@nobodyimportant2470 Cue the $600 PS3 launch price, because it literally had a PS2 inside.
Every time I’ve been to a restaurant with QR codes or an app, I never get my food/drinks. Literally every time. One weekend we had relatives visiting & went to several restaurants on the same street. I had to download 3 apps & also use the QR code crap. The orders were screwed up in some way at every place, every time & I always had to go up to a counter to get my stuff. I just don’t go to places like that anymore.
Touch-screen controls in cars. If I want a newer model of my car I'll lose almost all the physical buttons on the infotainment system.
Windows vista was supposed to be an upgrade from Windows XP. Windows 8 was supposed to be an upgrade from Windows 7. And now Windows 11 is supposed to be an upgrade from Windows 10. Anyone else seeing a pattern?
Windows Vista wasn't actually that bad. It just had a rough start, Microsoft fixed it . Windows 7 is a polished version of what Vista was. Microsoft tried to fix 8, though I am unsure if their second version of that was any good as I never used any version of 8. Windows 11.... I'm going Linux >_
@@gerble36 yeah if I remember correctly the only thing bad with vista was the few update bugs and that it didn't last very long in comparison to the ones that came before it. Or was I thinking Windows ME? Or maybe 2000? I dunno most the stuff I played on was XP and up. My dad skipped ever getting a vista and we jumped to windows 7. I had a windows 7 for years until the motherboard fried and was forced to upgrade to 10 as the license was not transferable...
Windows me was basically Windows 98 3rd edition. Windows 2000 was amazing but more business minded. Xp was amazing and took the best of both and made everything accessible to the masses. Vista was actually very good but was a massive resource hog if you wanted it to run perfectly. 7 is perfection. 8 was basically an attempt at forcing touchscreen etc and trying to mess around with menus. At the time the tiles were actually a good idea. 8.1 was a better version but Windows 10 was what everyone wanted. Windows 11 can gfi its just a glorified data grabber to sell all your info on.
@@adnoctvn yeah I could see windows 8.1 being good for people in the digital art industry because of the touch screen. There were pen pads yeah, but it was always hard for me to look at the screen and not the pad when trying to draw. I've always had to draw on paper then scan it in. Would have been more popular if it wasn't forced also. I miss my old Windows 7. Best backwards compatibility ever. No old programs seem to run on Windows 10 at all. I've played games since I could work a mouse and keyboard really. Dad is a computer engineer.
What about the Win95 debacle?
12:31 I agree with everything except the SD card part - I'd like the ability to add more memory to the phone as I want without having to buy more phones. The headphone jack is probably a questionable scratch at best - I thought they were small enough to stay in the phones being made, but I could be mistaken about some technical details that may interfere with that happening. At least we have bluetooth devices.
It's all preference, but user customisation options being widdled away is something of a design feature for the business model more than anything else. If you run out of storage, you can pay for more cloud storage directly to them, but also only works if you have a signal. Lacking a headphone jack, yeah you can take it or leave it, but it does have some other backwards compatibility issues, like if you wanted to play music from your phone on your older car/personal stereo. Something similar can happen with Bluetooth eventually if they decide to use proprietary headphones and software because it's "better quality," but I can assure you it's to lock you in to using their stuff exclusively.
Yes the lack of headphone jack is annoying
I bought a bluetooth adapter for my car radio and it stopped working in the second day, so a expensive or a cheap one is the same.
With the Pizza Hut one: the default crust style was pan. Now it’s hand tossed. That’s why the OP of that story was disappointed.
Story 4: Someone found a literal example of "things aren't what they used to be".
Story 8 - someone finally mentions Windows 11. As of the day of this posting, I have yet to use this on a system I regularly use, but from what I've seen so far on other systems, it's an excellent try at obfuscating practically anything you knew Windows could do for the last 20-30 years.
I just had to get a new phone, and while I've been annoyed for a while about not being able to take out the battery if there's water exposure, lo and behold I can't expand my storage now? I just... it's really frustrating to have these features that I valued go completely obsolete.
Not a downgrade story, but just the other day I ordered from Little Caesars for the first time. After waiting 40 minutes for my food I finally get it, and they forgot my pizza. Delivery guy told me wait, and proceeds to shout in Portuguese to who I assume was the restaurant employee. After 5 minutes he hands the phone. The person tells me call customer support to complain about it. No offer to make a fresh pizza or anything. So call customer support. Best they can do is give me a 50% refund on my order... The pizza alone cost 75% of the order. When I pointed out they said it was best they can do and hang up on me. Ended up calling a different pizza place and got a new pizza in 20 minutes... Later spend the night in the bathroom as that pizza gave me food poisoning. Should of made myself a sandwich.
Oof, sorry you had to deal with that trash. Sounds like pizza places in general have hone downhill.
The problem with video rental places wasn't the cost. It was the restrictions on time. If I rented a movie from Blockbuster, in order to not get charged more for it, I needed to literally not be busy on the weekend. I needed the free time to see the movie almost immediately after renting it because I had to return in a few days later. Before Blockbuster gave us a few days, rental places only gave you one day rentals. You rented it, saw it that night, then returned in the next morning.
What initially gave Netflix its success and allowed it to move to streaming, was the fact that you could keep a rental basically forever. You could watch it on your own damned time and didn't have to worry about late fees. Streaming movies just made everything 100 times better.
And in the end, the problem we're facing now isn't Netflix or their model. It's companies like Sony, Disney, and others being assholes and thinking we'll totally subscribe to 20000 different streaming services. Bitch, if your shit aint easy for me to get from what I have, then I'm sailing the fucking high seas.
I literally just rent a movie on TH-cam (anywhere from $1.99-3.00) if out other 2 streaming platforms don’t have it. It beats paying $15-20 extra a month for another platform you don’t need just for one show or movie. As a plus, if a friend has an account somewhere else we use their account and vice versa.
yoho yoho matey
Story 6: The pre-emptive tipping is definitely some form of power play going on. This clearly breaks a norm where that is usually done when you pay the bill as opposed to ordering. Also, the situation with the ice cream place is horrifying - I can't imagine much worse service happening than this. I suspect the virtual menu system isn't the real problem there.
Tipping should be done away with entirely. Companies should instead be paying their employees. and we should be demanding they do that every time we visit them. If Every single customer demanded that the company increase workers pay to a livable wage, eventually they might get the idea that maybe they shouldn't rely on customers to pay their employees.
Any restaurant that tries to force you to decide a tip before service gets and automatic 0% entered in from me. Then I tell the server I'll tip in cash later. Not only is it asinine to demand a tip before service is provide (at or any point really) but when paid digitally, at best the tip is distributed evenly amongst the staff (including the one that are awful at their job and drag the total tip pool down) but more often than not is only partially given to the wait staff with the rest being pocketed by the owner of the restaurant. If I tip in cash I can choose when to tip and there is no middle man skimming off the top, the transaction is between me and the server who earned it and that's it. Really tipping should be made "illegal" (though basically never enforced) and the legal minimum wage for wait staff should be as high as most other jobs.
I actually calculated what $500 a week amounts to.
It is just under *three dollars per hour.*
Where the [honk] do they find that kind of gall? If they sold it, they could afford to pay living wages *and then some!*
Did you assume that there were 168 hours in the week? While a week is 168 hours, only 40 to 80 of those are available as working hours. Therefore, $500/wk is $6.26/hr on an 80 hour week and $12.50 on a 40 hour week.
@@michaelbujaki2462 Ah, I miscalculated. I somehow assumed that every hour is spent working without realizing. Thanks for the correction.
$6.26/hr for 80 hours and $12.50/hr for 40 hours are still *insultingly* low, though.
The new Shapes was supposed to have the spices infused instead of on top to avoid the toppings from falling off.
As for Pringles, less volume for a higher price.
Regarding streaming: this is why i stayed with DVDs and players. It takes up room, sure, but i don't deal with ads and i only spend money once.
Generative artificial intelligence.
That dessert shop story made me so depressed. Only way to get decent service is to be a Karen. I'll never judge another Karen again cuz God help me I'd be raising hands at that point
8:31 Que Buffalo Wild Wings. You have to use a QR code and patiently scroll through their menu so that you can wait about half an hour to get your food. You're just better off going to any mom n pop sports bar or just buying the stuff at your local grocery store, put the game on your tv, cook the food, and enjoy yourself.
Swipe was alway a dumb way to type.
The story at 17:50 is spot on. I work at a gas station owned by a larger company and they made reward card scans part of our metrics and now they are shifting focus to how many are registered. The rewards card at my store isn't actually that bad but still, I have to scan it at every transaction
14:20 I think the newer Windows save workflows do have all the options, but they're emphasized in a much different way than they used to be. More likely, the cloud options are being picked as somewhat of a default preference, and you'd have to look elsewhere in the dialog to find where you can save locally.
Windows 11 is a downgrade. With spyware and nothing you own
Windows has defiantly been getting worse since 7. I am starting to look at building a new PC and have been considering Linux instead.
Does video about bad corporate greed. Next video praises corporate greed that removes the ability to swap out a $20 battery in a $1000 phone, removes the ability to plug in a $5 headset and requires high priced Bluetooth earbuds for equatable sound quality, removes the ability to store information directly in your device in favor of subscription based cloud storage. Absolutely no corporate greed there at all.
all that bluetooth EMF can actually cause glioma, a form of rapid brain cancer. Our skull normally shields us from EMF but earbuds bypass the one weakness. Source: studied neuroscience.
Phone companies think that increasing a phone's storage negates the need for an SD card but to me it's not about storage, it's about portability. Being able to just pop your SD card out of one phone and into another and not having to transfer stuff from phone to phone. Also, if your phone goes belly up, you're less likely to lose all of your stuff. Companies are taking away everything that gave Androids an advantage over iPhones.
Story three is 100% correct. There was a local pharmacy store that had the top movies on DVD for only a dollar per rental. I used to do Netflix when it was DVDs in the mail and great shows like Breaking Bad.
I finally got rid of Netflix when the cost per month was not worth it and I couldn't find any shows that I liked. I did have Amazon prime for a while, but I couldn't find any good movies there either. I don't even bother with streaming anymore.
A lot of modern company operations are make as much money with as little effort.
Talking about shooting themselves in the foot.
Story 7, you don’t need a new phone once the battery goes. A new battery is cheap
Marvel CGI.
No, keep headphone jacks. Wired headphones are better than the easily loseable, recharge needing wireless headphones, plus they're cheaper. I'll take a cheap pair of Gummi brand headphones over an expensive pair of wireless Apple headphones
Lowering salary with bonuses paying the difference is common, especially in retail.
Everything needing a blue tooth connection. (Particularly installing apps). To function your daily life.wireless Speakers, specifically, make sense for BT connections are ok but needing an app to control the temperature of my fridge or open a garage door is just annoying.
The ice cream one made me rage so hard ngl
Every "upgrade" on my phone service. Oh I get one extra gigabyte of data per month but you also increase the price by 2 dollars? Okay sure, that's soooo helpful on my 300mb monthly usage with only a handful of calls and texts per YEAR.
11:34 Just wait until you get any AI-powered phones...creativity will increase to a whole new level there
Needing apps and subscriptions to do literally ANYTHING online, on your computer or on your phone.
Newer items being made rubbish because the company can't afford to make good products anymore.
My nana was buying a new washing machine and happened to mention how she was happy to be getting a better one. The man installing the machine said actually your old one is better then the new one.
I've also noticed when people baught a bag say 5 years ago it lasted 5 years now the exact same bag lasts not even 6 months.
bag like handbag?
10:29 They put my shit in a cup and try to force me out. I’m tossing the food across the restaurant.
How I came across the vid? Fell asleep with the light on and woke up around 3am. Couldn't get back to sleep and started listening to stories while doing art. And it's 7:40 now, oof.
I've seen hints of this in some of the stories, but I will hear more gripes about AI in the coming years as people discover that it's not a complete substitution of human intellect as it is currently thought to be. It's a great automation of information processing for sure (better than anything ever used before), but there is way too much hype over this in general.
Thank you so much for your video.
The guy complaining about phones is absolutely right and you're quite wrong. That future has to wait until technology can GET THERE. Until then, keep the headphone jacks that work better, keep the SD cards which initially were an upgrade to the old phones who had limited storage. How does RE-limiting storage seem like a good idea??? Everything he said is why my Samsung Galaxy Core - nearly 10 years old - is still my current phone. I can still use headphones, including ones I had since I was a kid, including ones from the damn dollar store which if they break the next day who cares they were $1. And with wires make them harder to lose (I REALLY don't get the incompetent people complaining about tangled wires, it's never been much of a problem and I've been using them since the 80s). I have a lot of storage in an SD card such that if I change to another phone that can take an SD card, all my files instantly come with me, super easy to change phones. I can get to MY battery. And he didn't list the main concern about batteries: Safety. If something happens, device gets wet, phone freezes, whatever, pull the battery. Safe. Fixed. The idiot designers seem to think that holding a button or whatever is a suitable replacement. NO! EMERGENCY. An emergency means NOW, not after 10 seconds. And sometimes the issue is that the phone stopped responding. If it stops responding, it won't respond to that restart command either. To me, it seems like locking the battery in is to kill devices and make us buy more, so they sell more. Completely underhanded. Hidden behind claims of being for waterproofing. You know what? Nearly 10 years of keeping my phone dry, not difficult. But I've used headphones dozens of times in that time. I get more and better use out of THIS phone than I would out of a modern crippled phone. The old way is better.
The guy complaining about Google, OMG, THIS! Used to be searches were literal, meaning powerful. If you make a mistake, that's on you. Correct it yourself. But babying idiots has weakened it. I just had a BAD one. I knew a lyric, I wanted to remember what the song is. Usually I can type "lyric" then the literal lyric in quotes. Lyric was "How many rivers to cross". Some guy has a song I never heard of, "Many Rivers To Cross" as the TITLE. It figured I must mean that. Firstly, I said it was a lyric. Secondly, where's the "How"? It was IN QUOTES! The quotes means not optional! I hate that Google treats search terms as droppable if they aren't in quotes, that's not what a search term is for. Let ME remove unnecessary words that may make the search less precise. So I added the guy's name with a minus (minus meaning "but not results that have this word"). In quotes, so not optional. STILL the highlighted result is the full lyrics of that guy's song! What part of "not him" do you not get???!? I SEPARATELY minused out his first name and last name, still! (Lower results indicated I was looking for Luba). And sometimes if it has trouble finding with the quotes, it'll do the search without and say so. WHY? I put the quotes on purpose! If you can't find it, the appropriate result is "No results"!
Next video being scams no one wants to admit, all this phone stuff! LOL! And that Apple makes dumb screw-their-customers decisions like the headphone jack, blind fanboys lap it up and refuse to admit the scam, then other phone brands follow suit because they want to be greedy too.
The Patriot Act, Department of Homeland Security, TSA, Enhanced Interrogation, all put us in MORE danger.
Thank God I went the route of captain Jack Sparrow. All I deal with are pop up which I close near instantly click full screen and I'm set.
The swype thing is fucking for real
I get really angry when I order pizza and the bottom crust is almost as thin as highschool toilet paper. Especially when I order stuffed crust pizza. I feel like if you pulled the cheese off the pizza you could hold the crust up to the light and see through it.
Every single Windows OS after windows 7
Awesome as always!
Windows 11, why do I see the Blue Screen of Death 3 times a day now??? I had seen that only once since Windows ME, and it was due to a major hardware failure.
on top of that, they foisted it on my machine with a full screen display that left no obvious options other than "downgrade"
what went away? keyboard shortcuts that would allow me to rip through most of the simple stuff in less time than it takes for me move my hand from the keyboard to the mouse pad. replaced with not quite so intuitive icons
ever more tortuous routes to get to the IP settings on my work machine where I do a lot of setup work for various equipment on different networks, Windows 7, I was able to park it on my taskbar. Secured Government networks? there is no DHCP server, even if it has one, it won't put you on the subnet you need.
don't you like all the advertising? NO, NOT, NEVER, NEIN, NYET, N'GOH'!
I totally agree with the phones person.
Arby's getting rid of potato cakes and replacing them with crinkle cut fries.
Oh, and Windows trying to be Apple OS. Stop. You're not Apple. If I wanted an Apple product, I'd purchase an Apple product, not this third rate Apple product you're trying to be.
I seriously don't get the Windows 11 hate. The ads are annoying for sure and the push for Copilot to be in everything is absurd (AI fad will fade, I promise). But, the OS is super solid, and it doesn't have the system crashes like old systems of yore. I remember when Windows XP came out, it crashed all of the time, it wasn't until SP3 that the crashes were less severe. Windows Vista, was a nice OS, but required more substantial resources than what was on the market at the time that the average consumer could afford or understood.
Windows 7 was nice, I liked Windows 8, but hated that the start menu wasn't there and it screwed up my workflow. Windows 8.1 fixed *most* of the annoyances of Windows 8 but not all of them. Windows 10 is modern Windows XP to me. Had some stability issues, but was pretty damn nice.
I'm an oldhead with PCs, I was using computers as early as 1995. I remember playing with the Dr. Sbaitso chatbot on my computer as a kid. I've used Dos 6.22, Windows 95 and beyond. I got into Redhat before it had the enterprise OS version.
you wanna buy something with adverts? wow.....
@@seabreeze4559 What adverts?
Definitely subscribing!!!
Windows ME. RIP Windows 7.
win 11... it seems that win odd editions are actually alpha versions being tested for later debugging...
That game looks nice.
Reminds me on "Journey".
Believe it or not I actually had difficulty finding this video until I learned the word 'upgrade' had to be put in quotes. Technology: three steps forward when it works, five steps back when it doesn't. >:(😠
Streaming services are still better than rental stores and cable
A downgrade on a phone that would be an upgrade.
"GET RID OF BIXBY!"
Played a very unique vore game where you're this anthro bunny. The more fat added to the protagonist the more skills you got, my favorite being the "Hit All" skill which was a guaranteed hit and medium damage. This got replaced with an "upgraded move" when the protagonist reached a certain percentage of rotundness, the "hit all" which was a relatively risk free attack that could take down multiple enemies, was replaced with a move that could only deal massive damage to 1 enemy at a time. This wouldn't be problematic if it weren't for the fact enemies go first, and multiple attacks really drain your health fast. Really fast, and good healing to recover from those attacks is expensive early game. Definitely in my book a downgrade.
The Netflix monopoly was a benefit to society
Watching other Reddit TH-camrs lead me to you
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Discord app/program... every update is a downgrade of it's previous versions
I would like to point out that Windows 10 was good. I would like to clearly contradict the statement that Windows 10 was complete crap and was so bad when it was released that despite it being persistently offered as a free upgrade and being available for free for 6 months, only a fairly modest number of users were gained. More users were only reached because it was made a prerequisite for various other things and because experts were actually put in place to fix this operating system. And today they come out with something that is just as unfinished and are trying to win users over to it and are announcing that they will end support for Windows 10 surprisingly quickly. Microsoft dominates the computer market and if Apple would finally realise that they could produce equivalent devices instead of just more expensive devices, Microsoft's market dominance would end immediately.
Cartoon shows like Simpsons, family guy, etc switching to computer generated cartoons. It's like there's no life... which is a ridiculous saying, but still
Oh. Vegans……
New DooM
Pizza the Hutt used to be awesome? when ever was that true? in France, it's been bad pizza with gimmicks for the last 20 some years... that long ago, a friend of mine was a fan and always had his Bday feast in pizza hutt restaurant, he stopped after the time several people fell ill from the damn pizza... the Jewish owned 'Italian' restaurant across the street from my home makes pizza that are both better and cheaper than the hutt.
Nah, keep those things and get rid of you
Windows 11
12:00 you lost
AI.
and the will end the 10 next year... tf
thought support already ended? so?
I was watching a YT video and not even halfway in, they started hounding me to leave a like and stuff. I don't know if I like a video I haven't even finished watching yet and much the same way I refuse to pay a tip at restaurants before I've even been served, I hold a similar standard with obnoxious CTA pestering. Videos that do this get a dislike. 👎
Is that sarcastic when you say you don't want replaceable batteries, headphone jacks and instertable SD cards? If you're serious, then I feel sorry for you. You do realize that phone companies build batteries that do not last longer than 5 years? I know too well, my phone is barely 3 years old and the battery doesn't even charge anymore. Wireless or C stick, it will not charge. I have to use my 1 year old tablet to do what my phone could if phone companies cared about making a better product for people. And even then, who knows how long my tablet will last. Tech companies are evil, making products that can't be fixed without paying out the bum for it and requires a new two year payment plan that will inevitably require you to get a new phone because these companies do not care about you. Your phone will forever die and you can't do anything about it. At least with replaceable batteries and SD cards you could make it last for a smaller cost than with what you have now
Swype has always been trash tho.
The PS5 theme sucks and the original PS4 theme was better. When they officially stop releasing games for the PS4 I'm not buying PS5 because I hate they theme.
Windows 11
Windows 11