Kidplayer_666 @ Kidplayer_666 @lemm.ee

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On the one hand, I get it, probably illegal to ship unsafe batteries around, on the other, kinda feels like they abandoned their customers a bit when they were doing a perfectly fine job otherwise

Usually the kind of guys that support this kind of crap usually align pretty darn well with the kind of guys that think that “the revolution must be protected at any cost”

It’s hilarious that that is the actual headline

First of all, all censorship and undemocratic laws are justified by "protecting the people" from dangerous ideas, case and point, the Kids Online Safety Act, the problem being, who defines what is bad or good? and the fact of the matter is that people on power will always conveniently decide that the opposition is "dangerous" and "extremist".

Secondly, the US system, as broken as it is today, actually started in a time where there were no political parties and as such, it was a popularity contest between whoever wanted to run, and still is to a point, had the system not had been enveloped by them.

Finally, the point of the location of birth is that most people tend to be faithful to their nation, especially the one they were born (of course it is not linear, but it is a reasonable rule)

Software engineers that work remotely? My uncle has to spend at least 8 hours travelling a month often by plane to attend meetings he still has to do despite being most of the time at home

This reminds me of that South Park joke that Kim Kardashian was a hobbit

Oh no, I meant Vision Pro and laptop to get an extra large screen

The main use case I think right now, really is the expanded monitors view. For people that travel a lot it might be a real use case

I think it’s also the fact that people are sick of the “ummm achsfhrually they never said Luke I am your father, they said No, I am your father”

Engineer tends to be a protected term in many countries, so software engineer is no exception. It’s words like “programmer” or “developer” which are probably unregulated

Son of a gun

I think that in a country where most of the population is trying not to starve and in too many cases failing to do so, in a country that can't even be properly called as such due to the complete disappearance of centralized authority and the huge instability and internal conflict always present, maybe, just maybe, addressing that might be a bit more important (especially because a lot of the infant mortality rate is starvation)

I imagine that there is a /s here that most lemmings didn’t realise

Regarding Iraq, definitely more Iranian influence after the US attacked, regarding Afghanistan, it’s more Pakistan I feel and even they don’t control them.

Finally, before this whole mess, there were some overtures to pulling out the troops out of the region and apparently proper talks had begun

It that this is not good, but I kinda feel that Somalia may have a few more important things to worry about?

And wasn’t he kinda known for being a drunk? (Still one of the most quotable people in recent history)

The difference is that in western markets, (thanks to immigration) the population is still growing (for now) and the construction industry still hasn’t recovered from 2009 afaik. So you got the same number of houses for more people, therefore skyrocketing prices

Besides, almost all of the debt is in dollars, so worst case scenario, money printer goes brrrrrr

“Then you kill everyone who believes violence is a reasonable form of political discourse in a democracy and then you kill yourself for the sake of being consistent”

I mean, didn’t they put cocaine in Coca Cola? I don’t think it might be that recent of a trend