You're completely right, there's an insane amount of incredible music made in the last 20 years, it's just not popular. You can't find it on the radio or in the charts, you have to find it like a hidden treasure.
No, I'm down to like 2 male friends at this point. All the others have gone off and had children and don't really make the time for friendship. Of those 2, both of them want kids so I'm sure I'll lose them too.
I'm glad I still have all my girls, they're all child free, so are fun and we hangout pretty often, but yeah, long gone are the days of hanging out with the boys.
Yes, but only because your question implies there is a future for humanity, and I believe UBI is realistically one of the few ways humanity even gets a future
Gnome always felt too basic and minimalist. KDE feels powerful and like I can do anything I want. On KDE I don't ask myself "can i do this?", I ask myself "how do I do this?"
You guys don't have unit pricing? In Australia it's required by law that supermarkets show price per standard unit of measurement so you can easily compare
I started on a Logitech Driving Force GT I bought second hand for $40 that I would clamp to my desk.
Now I've got a full rig with a direct drive wheel, load cell pedals, a shifter, a handbrake and a VR Headset. It's definitely one of the most expensive things I've bought myself but totally worth it.
If you count band shirts as branded (idk why you wouldnt), It's because I want to support the artists. Almost all of my shirts are band shirts I've bought at gigs. Yes they're expensive for what they are but that money is going to my favourite bands so they can keep making more music. Plus it saves me from ever having to go shopping for t-shirts. Win-win.
You're completely right, there's an insane amount of incredible music made in the last 20 years, it's just not popular. You can't find it on the radio or in the charts, you have to find it like a hidden treasure.