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Or, stop consuming so much shit. It's OK to not have everything, you know?

• dvfjsdhgfv 8y ago
  It's a pity you're being downvoted as what you say really makes a lot of sense and everybody would do well if they followed this advice.
  • d2p 8y ago
    Even if we choose not to have things because they're expensive, it doesn't mean we should not complain about the prices. Companies make changes based on feedback so if there's good evidence that people think something is too expensive, the company may consider changing their prices or have offers. I don't think people don't complain about stuff enough, we get taken for rides by big companies all the time while their CEOs take home massive pay packets. People should fight for better services and lower prices more; it works!
• grogenaut 8y ago
  In agreement. I keep the site's I read to a minimum. Dose of world news, vc news, some gaming news, tech news. When I run out I browse hackaday. Maybe a total of 45 minutes if I'm really bored. The I have to start creating to entertain myself. I purposely do not add new aggregator sites when bored. In fact my fallback (Fark) is woefully out of date. If I feel the urge to read that I immediately pick a side project and open it up. We have way too many consumers in this world. Not enough producers. Tho I do troll Craigslist for machinery when bored as well but hitting the limits on the amount of tooling my garage can hold.
• SuperChihuahua 8y ago
  True, I save a lot of time when I can't read an article I clicked on because it's behind a paywall!