Didn’t a conservative family already try living in Russia recently and found out it wasn’t all like a better version of America?

Zero chance he wrote this.

It's ok guys, Elon told his engineers to just rewrite the stack, so all problems will go away!

If you’re a minor being questioned like this, start screaming PEDO. Guaranteed they back down once they realize what she said and what they’re doing is quite disturbing

Oh Jesus fucking Christ.

This is really interesting. Layaway purchases in stores used to be popular but went away in the late 90’s. It’s back now as BNPL, with much worse terms.

OK South Park, you know what to do!

Man, if you told me a couple months ago, that I would stop using Reddit, I wouldn't believe you. I've been on it over a decade. It took Spez ONE MONTH to undo everything and make that a reality.

Anything with truck nuts attached

The summary just says gun, so I assumed hand gun. it was a rifle.

Corporations are finding that the vocal minority is small enough that they can let them complain all they want, and nothing will change. There are now enough users out there that it just doesn't matter what how much we complain online. They just have to wait it out since the silent majority just don't care anymore.

Reddit, Netflix, Spotify, and now Google. It's happening everywhere lately.

Obama having one is what’s causing his ulcer.

This article can be applied the same way to Office workers. No they’re not working 100% of the time. What’s a problem is if they’re exceedingly unavailable or underperforming at their job and affecting others.

I only found out about this today from someone whose computer got bricked from trying to enable secure boot.

Wouldn't that be an interesting list of names, if it unfortunately ever leaked?

I'd say they're accurate.

I’m sorry, if you have to be armed to the teeth and blow off a door to apprehend a single person, you’re doing something wrong.

It's a small but very specific, active minority of the total reddit pie. This is why Reddit won't go away. They have enough of a core audience that doesn't care about how bad the official app or web page may be. It's just good enough for them, which is all they need to scratch their reddit itch.

Seeing growth across a few Lemmy instances over the past few weeks has been fun.

This doesn’t sound like a good idea at all. If a person relies on tips for a livable wage, it should be taxed. If you work for tips, it’s taxable income.

I’m not defending the use but should mention that these are convenient over traditional sauce packets. They allow precise application in a droplet form, don’t spill everywhere, and can be closed with the included cap.