No, I get it. My phones should last at least five years and some of them even have longer uses after being my primary phones. For example, I still plan to use my Redmi Note 4 Pro (mido) as a Kodi entertainment center with postmarketOS, even after six years of heavy daily usage. Every time I buy a phone I try to make sure it's officially supported by Lineage OS, but people in general just want the new thing. Honestly, the mobile phone industry doesn't even change that fast anymore. A 3-yo phone is basically as good as the new shiny thing.
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Every three years? Lol.
King Crimson's Epitaph lyrics, from 1969, sing:
Well, knowledge is a deadly friend, when no one sets the rules. The fate of all mankind, I fear, is in the hands of fools.
Wow, you got booze!?
Mexican here. I don't agree with you at all. To me, Mexico is finally turning into a democracy and, while things can always be better handled, things are turning for good after the horrible 2006-2018 period. About 2000-2006, yeah, it was an okay period. The president was a clown, though, but at least he was not an assassin en masse like Calderon.
Don't bother replying to me. This is a message for the other people who reads your comment, so they know not everyone thinks like you do.
Don't forget to stop buying those fancy Starbucks coffees.
Yes, it is a free and open source app for Lemmy.
Ahhh, finally! Peace!
Oh, I see your point ñ_ñ
It's like the wall, really. But so much bigger, as big as it is reshaping global trade. Like the wall, it will never become a reality, except in some specific parts of the border. Well, some specific parts of the USA economy will still work, the American consumer market is irreplaceable in some extent, for now.
I would think regular Americans are already being affected by this?
Naaah, it's just companies like Adobe, Autodesk and Microsoft shitting on Linux users each time they can.
Oh, King Crimson is the finest wild ride ever. They did things that couldn't be done anywhere else. However, I don't know anything about Jojo. I just started listening to KC in the 90s, when they were producing their last memorable original works. They are truly amazing. My favorite albums are the one you mentioned, Discipline, Lark's tongues in aspic and Thrak, though, Red is highly praised by most people. Also, if you can watch them live, even these days with the band getting old, they are an absolute delight.