LifeInMultipleChoice

@LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world · Joined ⁨Jun⁩ ⁨2023⁩

Replying to @⁨DarrinBrunner@lemmy.world⁩

I mean that’s 4 companies though, so we’re like saying “Microsoft has something like 250 billion in leases”… But they are “worth” over 3 trillion and hold assets worth 2-3 times those leases. Don’t think it’s enough to sink those large companies, it’s just general investing at their scale now I guess.

Personally I think they are all overvalued, but unless all their shit flops quickly, they’ll be around in 10 years still.

Replying to @⁨hbro@lemmy.obscuro.be⁩

I imagine they are in the nearest trash bin, but who knows.

(The broken cameras, no idea if they have trackers).

“Sir it appears they cut it down, the next people came by and moved it off the sidewalk, the next people couldn’t mow the lawn with it in the way so they through it off to the side, and the building owner had someone move it off his property by having someone put it in the trash so it didn’t look like shit”

Replying to @⁨stickyprimer@lemmy.world⁩

Just about every parent I’ve ever met say they want to shoot or kill their kids.

It’s a stupid thing to be sarcastic about in that moment, but no one really thinks we should be taking everyones kids away. (For that reason).

“I’m gonna kill him” is in so many American movies involving kids or someone talking about their spouse.

“I’m gonna strangle em’”. Popular phrase…

None of them should be popular phrases, but they are, lol

Replying to @⁨TransNeko@lemmy.world⁩

If they have to make it in the factory in China to fit this description, it’s less profitable to make it 2 ways. It would take it being drastically more profitable to make something unfixable vs outdated. Let’s face it. A 10 year old processor is a limiting factor. Are you going to buy a new processor, graphics card and board to support it or buy an old processor that fits your 10 year old machine.

Yes we should be able to fix our shit. Some items dont make sense to fix though. “A fridge I bought in the 90s still works!” Yes it also costs $200 per year vs $60. So if the new fridge lasts you 7 years… It saves you money every day after, and in reality, replacing it saves the earth.

So only a fool would have a fridge from 1990 running. They paid to much and are hurting the entire world.