xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@djsumdog @Moon I forgot about their digital cameras. I don't remember what brand my parents used. I always had a lot more nostalgia for disposable cameras because I would always get one on vacations as a kid.

@Moon @allison The Japanese Saturn supported them through an add-on.

@allison @Moon I think VCDs were also popular there. I heard that VHS didn't take off in many parts of Asia because the humidity levels would deteriorate them faster.

@Moon No but LaserDisc was always a niche format for videophiles.

@allison @Moon I never messed with anything Vaios. My Dad was always a brand-whore for HP computers with Dell being a close second. The Vaious P looks comfy though. I always had a soft-spot for ultra-mobile PCs.

@Moon Oh yeah, they also made Blu-Ray but I think Sony fucked it up by making it an even more proprietary and DRM filled format than DVD and it was just a few years before digital downloads and eventually streaming took off. Now, it will have the legacy as a niche format like LaserDisc.

The destruction of the Georgia Guidestones is probably going to create even more depopulation conspiracy theories.

@Moon It seems like the only things they will ever be known for are the Walkman and the PlayStation brand. Everything else is just useless junk that has better alternatives.

@CryptoBlok My only problem with Georgism is that it naturally requires a state (anarcho-georgism apparently exists but I don't know how that would work) and that land-value is subjective just like the value of labor or anything else really.

@ryo I did that all the time years ago because I was too lazy to learn CSS at the time.

@augustus @kaosktrl @sim Parallel economies WILL destroy the enemy by starving the state of it's tax revenue.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agorism

@kaosktrl @augustus @sim That along with creating parallel societies via counter-economics and break-away societies via technologies like seasteading.