PB Glizzy, nuclear weapons, computers, same basic difference.
PB Glizzy, nuclear weapons, computers, same basic difference.
Sadly, while abortion is a losing issue for them, their racist politicians are often winning in the same ballots that abortion is being protected on. Conservative women will protect their right to abortions but still happily vote for racism at the same time.
That’s what these guys are missing. They are losing on abortion because enough Republicans care more about their own rights than about racism. Lucky for them, the ballot measures mean they don’t have to choose. They can protect abortion back home and keep on sending fascists to Washington.
Or maybe they literally blew up their whole continent and got to start over again after learning how shit worked.
Europe is old, but their current governments and infrastructure isn’t.
Sometimes the downside to robust consumer protections is that you don’t get all the stuff. Norway has a guaranteed five year warranty that likely impacts profitability of compliance for some products.
Roku tvs use IR remotes like any other TV.
Virtually every libertarian I know thinks that he’s a fucking genius, especially the really stupid ones.
The problem is that the bigger and heavier the craft the higher it’s minimum drop height is going to be because it’s more dangerous and needs more clearance.
Obviously it also becomes much more costly to run.
That’s true to all extent, but the more present online folks do end up driving behaviors about regular users as well. There was a tube when even having an ad blocker at all was a “power user” thing, now everyone does it. If they fail to accommodate the people that will put energy into circumventing ads then they will just find and normalize a new work around.
It’s similar to content piracy. You will never get rid of piracy altogether, but if you make content accessible and affordable you can mitigate how common it is.
For YouTube, they need to balance how intrusive the ads are against how easy it is to get around them.
Pick retirees without little kids, if you get a chance.
Honestly, the association with Yahoo just makes the platform look like a joke. Like, the first time you do a search and it pops up as Yahoo your first instinct is thinking you’re using the wrong thing.
Turns out there’s a reason that getting anything and everything delivered on demand hasn’t ever worked. It’s not a function that is worth the cost to very many people.
So much of the future just looks like fancy new ways to make machines legitimize and carry out our racism for us.
We do have legislation to protect genetic information, what we need is to prevent the gathering and distribution of this information in the first place because those laws go away the second someone is positioned to make a shit ton of money from it.
Must be nice living in countries where the government works for humans instead of corporations.
This implies that your food won’t arrive cold if you do tip, and that hasn’t been my experience at all.
It’s crazy that they had a brand so strong that the name of the company is the word for the thing that the company does and this clown decided to change it.
It would be like Kleenex or Band-Aid changing their name.
It’s not even implemented well in very many monitors. I think a lot of people just turn it in cause it’s supposed to be “better” even if it doesn’t make much of an actual difference.
With proton and all the work value (and others) put into it, we’re at the point where it’s weird if something doesn’t work on Linux.
Proton is so good now that there are games that have native Linux versions that run better if you play the Windows version with proton.
Seriously. My cats are so relaxed because they get their food at the exact same times every day. I still hand feed the first and last meals (canned wet food), but it gives them something to look forward to during the day, even when we are at work.
They can also apparently tell time now because they get ready within five minutes of most feedings, I like to think that makes them feel more connected to their world and existence.