neuracnu @ neuracnu @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Dancing colors; smothered, covered and topped.

That cable management is horrendous. Pull them out.

No wonder I can’t find a TPM job anywhere. The senior devs are doing all my work.

The current generation of the ford mustang Mach-e has its mobile telemetry cellular antenna wired to an isolated fuse that you can just pull out to kill it. I was astonished to learn how straight forward the process is supposed to be.

Three cheers for Evergreen for taking the protest demands seriously and saying "Yeah, ok, that sounds fine." So everybody went home.

Move on from the dog-murder shit already. Rural and farm animals get killed by their owners. That’s how farms work. Grow the fuck up about it.

Anyone with any practical experience in farming knows that the lives of animals used for service are cheap and are freely killed when they outlast their practical usefulness.

This happens every day. And all the pearl-clutching over this only serves to alienate rural voters who are well-aware of this. And maybe they could be reached with appeals to livable wages, lack of access to viable health care or the autonomy of their own bodies. But framing a “yuck” campaign around the unpleasant truths of rural life drives an empathy wedge between that voter and pearl-clutching “animal loving” city dwellers who adore their dogs and cats and don’t give a second thought to where their hamburgers and chicken nuggets come from.

This is not important. What matters is her legislative history. Working to amend the 14th amendment to define “personhood” as conception, loosening gun control, being an opponent of the Affordable Care Act, supporting Trump’s 2017 Muslim travel ban. These things matter.

1. He does not walk free. He’s also been convicted of rape and other charges in California, which the judge ruled his time served in NY wouldn’t affect. So he goes to California prison.
2. The appeals court ruled that he gets a new trial in New York. That will take a while, and cost a lot, but he’s not getting away scott free (yet).

In all, this is yet another symbol of the multi-tiered system of justice that the rich and powerful face vs the rest of us. We all get as many shots at freedom as we can afford - and the rich can afford a lot more than most.

The power of our justice system can be measured by how resilient it is at withstanding a perpetual assault by a well funded criminal.

There was that one DuckTales episode about it….

It's a result of Jimmy Carter's dairy subsidies. There was a Planet Money episode about it, and the origin of the phrase "government cheese":

https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/08/31/643486297/episode-862-big-government-cheese

Next up: racing horse names:

https://www.stadiumtalk.com/s/best-racehorse-names-be7b8ad6b49a42df

I'm a liberal WA resident, and there's entirely too much influence here by big tech for me to trust national legislation regarding privacy baselines coming from legilators based within my state.

This is the sort of area where I'd like to see legislation forged from a partnership between a fiercely left-leaning state that supports individual rights (OR? MA?) and a similar libertarian-leaning right-wing state that shares similar beliefs on individual liberties (WY? MT?).

Roger Rabbit...?

Spudboy by Spazz https://youtu.be/w_bxv5Yz0OM

That’s a mundane missile.

Until the day of release arrives and you launch the game for the first time and discover the “Oops! All Escort Missions!” title card.

Bibbity-bobbity-boo: https://archive.ph/CTNOY

Tangentially, what up with all these putty ass lookin’ whips?

Television programming? It’s a stretch, one might say a broad-casting of the term.

Not to mention Chicken Tikka Masala.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tikka_masala