I don't think these people will ever realize anything, not until it severely fucks with their quality of life at least

Offshore turbine farms are beautiful imo, very real yet alien-feeling

Don't forget the awfully fast socket changes

Probably helps that they got one of those worlds from another company

"opposition" party

Leaf was the first "off the ground". Tesla were the first to show that production EVs weren't limited to boring econoboxes.

Anyway, you can filter out early adopters because they didn't have factory anti-chrome, so if you see a shiny trim around the windows - it's probably got a pre-public meltdown era owner.

A pro-russian one apparently. Makes sense as their definition of terrorism is, conveniently, very flexible.

Before the group scarpered again, it pitched itself as a full-service cybercrime crew, instead of the almost exclusively DDoS-focused outfit from earlier in the year.

Yeah I wouldn't call someone like that hacktivists if they're selling their services to whoever.

choose your warrior

It will, look up how many times NK got invaded after they got nukes lmao. Nukes work because they're scary. Would it work on the US? No idea, they seem to lack some very basic human instincts.

Yes

edit: forgive the stock watermarks, but check out their paws

"everything is unisex if you stop being a coward"

It's unibody, the waffle-like part in the picture between the rear glass and the wheel well is part of it's frame

edit: here's a picture from their manual

you think he has influence over youtube's business model decisions?

Not really "singled" out, from this article

He also clarified in a public letter to Cohen that the pledge requires “all guests whom our guesthouse identifies as potentially having been involved in war crimes to sign the form,” including those from Burundi, the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Mali, Myanmar, Palestine, Russia, Syria, and Sudan.

Also, the officials aren't huge fans apparently

The Japan Times quoted a city official as saying WIND VILLA had not violated Japanese law, but the pledge was “inappropriate”.

So it seems the hotel owner is worried and doing a manual check. There's probably a better way to vet people but considering where he is idk if it's as simple or legal

“Past crackdowns in Cambodia have often left the financial and protection networks intact, allowing operations to quickly reconstitute.”

Not to mention there might be some profit to be made.

Been there for a while, look into disabling it via about:config, I'm sure it's somewhere in there

edit: it's called browser.ml.chat.sidebar, or if you want a more futureproof solution, this reddit comment explains how to do it.