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Philadelphia, but I don't remember the restaurant: I had something called a "French Toast Burger." In place of buns were two pieces of French Toast and it was topped with egg and cheddar, and came with maple syrup on the side (this is the only time I've ever gotten real maple in a restaurant.) It was the best meal that I will never eat again.

Could be interesting in it's own right, I could certainly buy one right now if I wanted to, but also a huge reason Playdate interested me is because it's hardware is kinda anachronistic (Playdate's specs eclipse the original DS in a lot of ways, but it has a 1-bit monochrome screen) and because of an interest in radial controls (I've never had access to something like a Pong console or a 2600 with Paddle controllers.)

Nah. Retro-style gaming I guess, but it's new games (I don't see a good reason a retro gaming handheld would be Black and White.)

Playdate (handheld console.)

I almost bought one, but I cancelled the order because my phone broke that evening.

I don't disagree (or at least there should be a disc drive-included version and the ability to connect any USB Blu-Ray drive,) but obviously GameStop has a motive here.

And I think disc based games should have a legal requirement to have a playable version of the game on disc.

"No reasonable person believes that a Twitter clone just for conservatives is a viable business any more" is what the Parler team said.

I mean, I use LibreOffice, but for people not that tech savvy it sucks they won't have a basic rich text tool included with Windows.

White after labor day.

I absolutely get the appeal of outdoor fucking.

Unofficial End of Summer Day. So, pretty much how Labor Day is actually celebrated.

Is there some place in the US where people actually follow that rule?

I get where this comes from (look up why USA and Canada celebrate Labor Day rather than International Worker's Day) but it's just symbolism, a frivolous issue. Pushing frivolous issues reinforces one of the negative perceptions of the American left common among both centrist Americans and international leftists. People want healthcare, vacation days, material improvements. Not a debate over when a national holiday is.

Considering piracy equivalent to hardware theft is just intellectually dishonest. In a lot of ways, but relevant to this discussion is that piracy is way less risky, so more people do it. If you try to steal a PS5 from a store I'd go as far to say you'd probably get caught and jailed. With piracy you almost definitely won't get caught.

Philadelphia allows bikes on their subway, or at least doesn't enforce not allowing them. But, they probably wouldn't if bikes were more normalized here.

USA:

I would be running on a social democratic platform with a focus on urbanism, affordable housing and tough-on-landlords policies, de-escalation with China, stopping state governments from being aggressive toward Mexico, and introducing a bodily autonomy amendment to the Constitution, with rhetoric that attempts to take the notion of American pride back from conservatives and warmongerers.

I was one of those people stopped being "anti-SJW" when Unite the Right happened, and later I flirted with anarcho-communist ideas (I'm still in my early 20s, this is more common with American youth than you'd think.) The former would turn off my social democratic base, the latter would discourage centrist voters. Also my views on race don't align perfectly with the American progressive orthodoxy (it has a lot to do with being mixed race, though I don't think my views are popular with mixed people either.) And I crossdress (might boost me with socdems but halt momentum with undecideds and old people.)

Don't know, don't care.

It's worth noting I do consider belief in the simulation theory a form of theism.

Cool to watch, will and should never be a mass market product.

I don't think the usability problems with Linux are even visible to most Linux users. Most Linux users are probably either "at least mildly techy (and has been using Linux for a while)" or "just needs web and e-mails."

Deploy troops in Mexico

This is why we need to vote Dem. If we let them do this it will destroy the US.

I once stumbled upon a declassified CIA document about how to squash leftist movements from the inside (I haven't been able to find it again)....a lot of online communists act just like that document said to.