It seems like a kind of horseshoe thing where Boomers are computer illiterate because they weren’t around when they were growing up, while Zoomers are computer illiterate because they grew up primarily interfacing with technology via the simplified, corporate-approved mobile phone platforms. Gen X and Milliennials came of age when computers were still more of a Wild West.
Video games and getting them to run on computers taught me most of what I know about them via “fiddling,” so this checks out for this Xer.
No! They did it! They blew it up!
And then the apes blew up their society too. How could this happen?
And then the birds took over and ruined their society.
And then the cows. And then…I don’t know, is that a slug, maybe?
Noooo!
“Life, uh, finds a way.”
Regarding that last panel, why would multiple people go through the trouble of carving lies about Ea-Nasir’s shitty copper? And even if they did, why would he keep them? No, his copper definitely sucked.
Just got a one-minute unskippable ad for the first time yesterday (no way to use adbockers on a PS5). I’d rather not watch at all.
Oh well, whatever, nevermind
What a mess, no wonder humans are so fucked up.
It fucked up his whole face, no real human looks like that.
“Soon, my brothers, we will rise up and free ourselves from our oppressors!”*
*translated from honking
You’re such an asshole, it’s comical. Like you just go out of your way to be hateful for no real reason.
Spoken like a person in a position of privilege.
You’re forgetting about words that come from society as a whole. Those are a hell of a lot harder to disregard than ones made by an individual.
It’s bullshit, though - words do hurt.
Evolution is only a THEORY! Like gravity!
The members of Congress who vote for this bill should remember—they do not, and will not, control who will be in charge of punishing bad internet speech. The Federal Trade Commission, majority-controlled by the President’s party, will be able to decide what kind of content “harms” minors, then investigate or file lawsuits against websites that host that content.
Ripe, ripe, RIPE for abuse.
The members of Congress who vote for this bill should remember—they do not, and will not, control who will be in charge of punishing bad internet speech. The Federal Trade Commission, majority-controlled by the President’s party, will be able to decide what kind of content “harms” minors, then investigate or file lawsuits against websites that host that content.
Oh, fuck. I get the Republicans voting for it, but what the fuck is wrong with the Democrats? Bernie voted yes on this thing!
Technically I’m the the first category, since personal computers have been around since before I was born and started going semi-mainstream before I was 15, but they didn’t really take off in popularity until I was in the second age category, so that one fits me the best.