entwine413 @ entwine413 @lemm.ee

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What do regular home owners have to do with it? Most regular home owners only own one home.

One big problem is the parents could very well be the ones who gave them the STD.

It might just be me, but vandalism doesn't warrant a violent response, and investigating it absolutely doesn't warrant one

That is actually well within the realm of possibility.

OP is only ambiguous because you don't understand what 'supporting' means in this context. Supporting mods has never meant providing customer support to make them work.

It's always meant that modders didn't have to find exploits to change the game.

That's not what supporting means in this context.

It means that the devs made the game so mods could be used with it instead of modders needing to find exploits to make mods work.

No. The electoral college was created because the founders didn't trust the uneducated general population to not elect a tyrant, so the EC was supposed to be made up of educated people who wouldn't be stupid enough to vote against the best interests of the people.

It also had a bit to do with how long it took to count votes at the time.

Are you sure you're not thinking about the 3/5 compromise?

The funny thing is the electoral college was created to protect us from this, but it's kinda the whole reason we're where we are.

Because keeping the line of communication open is good. You're one of dozens of applicants, so you want them to focus on you.

I did that when I was working 2am-11am unloading freight at a retail chain. Never again.

That's actually newsworthy for Trump.

Yeah, this is something LLMs should excel at

That's absolutely not true anymore. Many games support mods now, and Steam Workshop is a thing.

Lol, the mods buy into your bullshit, I guess.

I do it with coffee. I have a whiskey barrel aged roast that I could brew and freeze into cubes.

I guess I shouldn't have switched from CS to IT when we got to recursion (I can read it, but I can't write it to save my life)

For couples therapy, absolutely.

It would make some cool ice cubes, though.

It would be a reverse dilution drink. Instead of the ice melting making it weaker, it just gets more potent as you go.

I feel like bars wouldn't like this, though, as people would probably take even longer before ordering their next drink. Plus, the liability.

Well that explains it.