AdamEatsAss @ AdamEatsAss @lemmy.world

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Russia has proven that under the current leadership they will not stop their invasion. It is in Ukraine's best interest to destroy all Russian weapons that can be used against them, even the ones in Russia.

You might need to get your vision checked

F2 belongs where it is. I'm not one of those meta f2 fanboys.

I'm not sure how you could choose anything different?

Common mistake. This is actually chess

I'm friends with cagnum marlison so like 453 elo?

I still have my Chromecast. I love it. It's so easy to use and fast. I really only watch streaming and don't want to spend a lot of money on a new smart TV when my old TV still works. I have a small fire TV and it sucks, Amazon makes them cheap and it often crashes trying to load streaming services, never had an issue with the $30 Chromecast.

Are you telling me this is all some sort of elaborate free housing scam?

1 strike and you're out?

I'm all for it

Nothing wrong with ass play. But there is something wrong with a man attempting to shove an unlubricated sofa cushion up his own rectum, that's where I draw the line.

Genius. I'll start doing that now every time I have to Google an obscure software issue that only reddit had the answer too.

Yes, he was a member of the national education association! https://whyy.org/articles/labor-unions-tim-walz-minnesota-running-mate-vp/

Yes, but then no one makes any money

Mods are probably asking for paid subs. They would view it as an easy tool to prevent new spam accounts.

Please switch to OpenChess, it is open source, community supported, and free. Yes it lacks some key features that chess has, namely pawns and rooks, but but there are several promising forks of the project that are working on these pieces.

Boom roasted

Dude seems really down to earth and relatable. Reminds me a lot of the sit-com "dad." I'm excited.

Isn't one of Intel's main factories in Israel? The fact that they haven't closed up shop means they're ok with whatever the government is doing.

Technically a human could watch all the videos on YouTube. But if a human were to cut together bits of each video to make a new one that would probably be an infringement. But if a human saw a video and wanted to recreate it that might be allowed depending on how close to the original they got. It points out some glaring issues with modern copyright law. I don't know what the solution is, but if a multinational tech giant is doing it, it should probably be illegal.