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Why is everybody so upset? The CIA is morally neutral: this is just to offset the good that they did by running that fake pro-vaccination campaign in Pakistan.
Why is everybody so upset? The CIA is morally neutral: this is just to offset the good that they did by running that fake pro-vaccination campaign in Pakistan.
Then you probably want this playlist by the same guy, with the actual music:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMlRYqqqM5rrktACZlOja7E7CUraXCCNv
I watched the video a few weeks ago and it’s great. It’s an explanation of why authentic music is so hard to come by and how shallow the popular alternatives are.
7 years ago, I bought a flagship phone in hopes of keeping it for a decade.
Last year, I had to buy a new phone because the cell towers stopped broadcasting on frequencies my phone supported. It became a neat WiFi-only brick, and useless for my purposes, in 60% of my target lifetime.
In short, the entire industry is configured for a sub-decade obsolescence cadence.
makes you wonder who’s being taken for a ride?
Lunatics, all of you. The correct answer is:
In reverse order of the memorability of historical names, of course.
Too boring and predictable to be a joke.
The kind the anti government wants you to believe that people believe exist, of course.
It’s a damn fine shame this is necessary only after Scott Walker gave a $2 billion tax break to his 10,000 wealthiest donors.
I don’t know if it’s property so much as just being around and having to live around so many different people. Like, if I take the bus, I’ll probably pass a hundred different folks to and from work, and only two are going to annoy me.
But, it’s a lot easier to be insular if I live in a small town with 300 people, and can easily assume all my problems are someone else’s fault. I’ll see three new people a week when the tourists stop at the gas station.
The cities are liberal, but there’s a lot of rural communities that have never had to deal with people before.
The northeast is known for being kind but not nice. Four New Yorkers will carry your luggage down the subway stairs and never look at you once. The south is known for being nice, but not kind. That’s where the poisoned sweet tea comes from. The west is known for neither, if you have car trouble, the best you can hope for in Portland is being ignored. The Midwest is known for being both nice and kind, where neighbors will shovel you out and wish you a nice day before going on to the next car.
Condos? You aren’t thinking big enough. We’ll need casinos to get this baby rollin.
So AT&T has lost 90% of its subscriber base? Neat!
"I don't think you're prepared for that level of self-awareness."
Thereby, LMFAO was proved to be the best musicians ever. QED.
“Wiggle wiggle wiggle, yeah.”
That’s so cool, congratulations!
So the weirdest thing is how it’s closest contemporary controller that will help you in understanding it is the Sega Genesis six button controller: a, b, and the c buttons are just the sega’s 6 primary buttons, you can even see it if you look at it sideways. Then there’s the SNES’s shoulder buttons, Z and R. L is select, and the D-pad is… there.
I want that on a sticker dontchaknow.
I wish they would’ve taken Razbuten’s advice when making ToTK: give the players something back when they break weapons, to make breaking weapons advantageous and occasionally strategic. If each broken weapon gave the player, say, Moon Shards based on the weapon or shield’s power, which could later be used to extend the duration of the master sword or extra plus damage, then I’d break the crap out of all my weapons all the time.
Can we do write-only federation where all the outgoing posts are cat pictures or ones pointing to https://instances.social/
That’s some good satire, they even hid the onion part of the url.
…Wait.