Mickey7 @ Mickey7 @lemmy.world

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Because it was a time in between smoke signals and cell phones

Love the video

You definitely had to keep the cd player in a level spot in your car where it didn't bounce around a lot

No longer remember the car model but mine had a deck for 6 in the trunk and one in the dashboard

Actually warm and moist

I like this. I can slam it down without breaking my cell phone

Yes you definitely would

I still use them in my car. Car has no cd or cassette player. And can't afford to use cellular data to stream music from my phone

What I can never understand is who is so important that they just have to be on the phone in a public place. If it was personal I would quickly say I'll call you back. If it was business I would leave the public place and have the conversation somewhere private. I am always amazed going to a supermarket and observing people on their cell phone having a conversation from the time they come in till they exit.

You shoved the cassette into your car radio and plugged the other end into a cd player

I still remember doing the same thing

It may have general acceptance but you can't be a fascist unless you have absolute control over your country. And so far at least, our country still has enough checks and balances to prevent that.

A literal fascist is hitler or mussolini. Using that term for anyone else is your opinion. "unless there was an assassin willing to shoot through a toddler" - come on you really didn't think they would ban you for that? Big red flag just using the work "assassin". I am not defending reddit . I have been perm banned 3 time. And always reinstated. But the last time perm ban lasted 2 years before they reinstated me. Let's just say I know all the "third rails" at reddit. If you touch them you have to expect to get banned. I occasionally use it but now I really have to consider anything that I might post before I do it. It's not about what you want to post or comment, now it's about what they will allow.

My account is 12 years old and I totally agree that things have changed regarding what is tolerated. Years ago it was common place to see threads of users going after each other calling each other "a fucking asshole" and worse.

I am not saying this applies to you but many times someone will say I was banned for saying "mean things" but what they really mean is they called for violence or death of a public figure or another reddit user. Anyone who does that is immediately perm banned. And you can't back track it and say "I really didn't mean it". Add to that calling someone a fascist and you are gone. The list is long but the basics are never call for violence and you can disagree with someone but you can't call them a "name" while doing it.

lol

Cookies are just one thing that can linger. I've also seen people not delete a reddit extension in their browser which also immediately identifies you

Gotta love how he's holding his boarding pass

They seemed to start out in English and then realized that the Kangaroo could understand them

I was just curious if there is a period of time that passes before their system basically purges "banned" IP's. They can't possibly have specific IP's that are forever banned