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Jujur ga suka design store baru yang serba putih 😭🙏🏻 Selama ini toko buku kan identik dengan tone yang 'warm' atau rak kayu kayak gramed dulu, tapi ini tiba2 pada rebranding jadi TERAANG BANGEEET, berasa lagi di apotek bukan di toko buku.

This is what childhood looks like in Gaza.

This bartender worked 70+ hours and got a $9.21 paycheck. ‘This is why you tip.’

Tahun ini orang Aceh lebaran di tenda😭

Prabowo Percaya Bisa Pengaruhi BoP untuk Palestina Merdeka

"There’s never a dull moment walking in Jakarta… on demand traffic management, community supported navigation, no shortage of obstacles, dynamic terrain, integrated strength training…all in peak humidity. Not for the faint-hearted." Caption-nya rek 😭😭😭

‼️Menu Embege dari SPPG Stress‼️ Salah satu bukti kuat bahwa negara selalu absen dalam memberikan pendidikan yang bermutu bagi rakyatnya adalah, ketika 'Satuan Pemenuhan Gizi' memberimu panganan seperti ini, kamu akan kegirangan berterima kasih... ...dan bersyukur. 🙂

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American soldier laughing about Iraq: "There was this girl, like 15 years old. We started pimping her out for like 50 bucks a shot. Made 500 bucks before she hung herself."

🦔 HP launched a gaming laptop subscription where you pay monthly but never own the hardware. The high-end option is $130/month for an RTX 5080 Omen Max 16. That same laptop costs $2,110 to buy outright, meaning you'd pay the full price in about 16 months but still own nothing. If you cancel after the first month, you face hefty fees. Canceling the top-tier subscription in month two costs $1,430 plus you have to return the laptop. You can only cancel for free after 13 months, by which point you've paid $1,690 and still have no laptop. HP's justification: "The traditional upgrade cycle keeps most gamers perpetually one step behind. But with access to a new laptop every year, your subscription breaks that cycle completely." My Take This feels like the logical endpoint of the subscription economy. You pay forever, you own nothing, and the company frames it as doing you a favor. HP is betting that people are so conditioned to monthly payments that they won't do the math showing they'd pay full price in 16 months and keep paying after that. Memory chip prices are up 60% because data centers are consuming everything. Hardware costs are rising. And now HP is using the affordability crisis to push a model where you never build equity in anything you use. We've seen this with software, streaming, cars, and now gaming hardware. The pitch is always about flexibility and staying current. The reality is you're perpetually renting your life from companies that figured out recurring revenue beats selling you something once. At least when you finance a laptop you eventually own it. I don't know how we got to a place where "you will own nothing" stopped being a dystopian warning and became a business model. Hedgie🤗