

Because “the grid can’t handle it.” Yet somehow it can handle a half dozen more suburban subdivisions full of McMansions, endless strip malls, big box stores, parking lots, and highway expansions.
Because “the grid can’t handle it.” Yet somehow it can handle a half dozen more suburban subdivisions full of McMansions, endless strip malls, big box stores, parking lots, and highway expansions.
If purity test isn’t the right wording, then there’s still plenty of infighting, even if it stems from legitimate criticism. My point was that the right’s lock-step mentality is what gives them such a huge advantage.
Of the blue bubbles that actually have text (which is already a lot less than that of the red ones), I think I’ve heard of two or three. I’ve heard of a lot more of the red ones, and I actively avoid right-wing social media.
The right is also pretty much unified in their one big Russia-funded ideological echo chamber, or at the very least, unwilling to speak out against it. Even if the left stopped the infighting with all their purity tests, it’ll take a lot more to counter the right.
Remember kids, violence is never the answer!
But it’s always an answer.
Maybe she kept the costume on
They hate Elmo, too.
I grew up agnostic/atheist in the Bible Belt. There was a lot of casual discrimination, ostracism, and judgement if you weren’t Christian. Even among different churches. I’d have loved for there have been more Christians like you, but unfortunately the TV/Fox News Christians are all over the place down there.
This will also be my first time not preordering a Pokemon game since Black, let alone buying it. Not that I won’t still play it by other means.
Guess I lied. I didn’t have the Virtual Boy. But does the Pokemon Mini really count as a console?
It still most likely is the lowest grade stuff, just with bits of leftover Wagyu tossed in just so they can call it Wagyu chili.
This whole practice, among other things, is so shitty that I decided to not get a Switch 2, having had every Nintendo console since the NES.
But it’s important to make the distinction between disabling and bricking. It may seem like a technicality, but that’s the kind of thing that’ll get a lawsuit dismissed. Not that I have any faith in that process anyway.
It’s be even better if they went just ten minutes down the road to Virginia or Maryland.
That was originally one of the intended purposes of cryptocurrency, or at least claimed to be. Too bad we can’t have anything without needing to make it an investment engine.
If he’s active duty Army, try firstnamelastname@usa.army.mil firstname.lastname@usa.army.mil. if it’s a somewhat common name try adding .1 after the name and incrementing up if necessary.
As a General, he’s likely in charge of some really big organization, like a whole military base or CCMD (combatant command). Try looking through the emails you get to see if you can find some context for where he might work, then search for an about page or contact page on the public web. You won’t get him directly but someone who knows how to route the information up to him.
What’s he going to do next, go after white people who are simply proud of their heritage?
That’s got to be it. Cloud compute is expensive when you’re not being funded in Azure credits. One the dust settles from the AI bubble bursting, most of the AI we’ll see will probably be specialized agents running small models locally.
Looks like they’re replacing parts of the hiring process, too. Nearly every single job description and recruiter message looks AI-generated, my resume is at the mercy of some HR algorithm, and who knows what they’re cooking up for actual interviews.
But they still expect us to specially craft an individual resume and cover letter for each job we apply to? With all this corporate wordsmithing that only ever applies to writing those resumes? Fuck that. Hey ChatGPT, here’s a job posting, match it up with my resume and generate a friendly cover letter. The whole process has become so formulaic with corporate-speak that whatever LLMs spit out are way better than anything we’d be able to come up with on our own.
Slopsquatting is already taking off
Even then, there was still an election during the last Civil War.