I had a good feeling you were being sarcastic... but I have former acquaintances who have unironically posted things along the lines of "The UN says Israel's doing war crimes? They must have been paid off by Hamas."

So yeah, hard to tell nowadays.

"Pretty sure that's a bot everybody, careful what links you click"

Basically boils down to:

"The separation was caused by their want to separate."

Yeah, no shit. But why did they want to separate?

...they broke the window with a tree branch?

My favorite lines:

So it's not $1.29 with 3 hours, it's not the $1.29 that gets triple results in 3 hours. It's the 2% of a $50 million a year budget that we gets, hour that matters. Hour.

As a G, I'm here to guide you to the best of my abilities. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.

I get that, it's like rounding gravitational acceleration (on earth) to 10...

But why don't they just use 3, preceded by a "pi is a little more than 3, but for now we'll round down to 3."

And yet, somehow, someone in your HOA will find a way to say "it looks abandoned" despite the clearly well-cared-for pathways.

They could have picked a less reliable car for the comparison... or one that's more easily stolen lmao

How to end up on a watchlist:

Pressure cooker, nails, prepaid phone

NCIX = NZXT?

"You hate democracy" -person who doesn't understand how FPTP in our kind of democracy isn't conducive to meaningful third-party voting without major voting reform

If you want to vote third party, then maybe make sure that it's viable first. Campaign in the long term, propose reform, gather grassroots support, etc. Simply voting third party in our current system does nothing.

She's just practicing :)

If the popup menu goes away with a single click, it doesn't bother me too much. I'm okay with sites letting me know that they need donors to minimize ads, or just letting me know about cookie permissions.

My pet peeve is when they ask for your email to read a free article.

Your lack of punctuation makes this comment read like it was written by a very smart duck :P

If anyone here is playing KC:D2, the actor for Hans Capon (Luke Dale) made a mini-docu on the threat of AI to voice acting. I thought it was well edited and presented the problem in a very digestible way for those who know little about AI, so here it is for anyone interested: https://youtu.be/R55QzK8Hles

So, say you own something illegal, and you put it in the donation box. Can the temple be punished for possessing such items? The ownership is fully the temple's once it ends up in the donation box, no?

I just want to know why the Subways in my city are now both more expensive and less tasty/filling than any other sub/hoagie options in the area.

I don't go to subway anymore because the last footlong I bought cost me $13, no drink no chips, and was skimpy as hell. The next day I went to a deli/convenience chain and bought a $10 sandwich that was longer, fresher, and thicker.

The goal isn't to make it hollow, the goal is to shrink the size proportional to honest participation, so that it doesn't have an outsized influence on the general population.

Yes. There are, and it's fucking awesome because it's a space where we can say "the gender of the person who did all this great work has zero negative impact on the wonderful outcome!"

People can argue that trans actors can "feel out of place" or that trans athletes "ruin the spirit of competition." I don't agree with those perspectives, but I can see the (warped) logic behind them.

Here, there's nothing to possible complain about. Does the PCB function any differently because of who reverse engineered and recreated it? No. Should it impact one's experience gaming on this hardware? No, and if it does, said person has a problem disconnecting their personal beliefs from their objectivity.

I mean, if they can turn 270 degrees in either direction then I suppose they can cover 360 degrees, just not from resting position.