starman2112 @ starman2112 @sh.itjust.works

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Project Wingman is the best Ace Combat game

Thank you mods for making this user's handle accurate

By looking at how Sculptous Poe is actively refusing to use the right pronouns for Vivian Wilson

duel boot

Lmao Linux and Windows sitting there like ⚔️ ⚔️ ⚔️

There are dozens of us. Surely someone can figure out how to port F360 to Linux, or make a functional clone

Elon's estranged kid

You know that we know that this is intentional, right? You know she's his daughter. Why are you pretending she's not?

Some might switch due to windows OS locked apps

Fusion360 is literally the only reason I still have a windows install. I've had people try to recommend Linux alternatives before, and none of them can match my level of stupidity. If I can't draw a circle in your CAD program without looking up a tutorial, then I really can't design a webcam adapter for my telescope

Literally just a thin disposable sheet of fabric impregnated with fabric softener that you throw in the dryer with your clothes. The idea is that it's supposed to make your clothes feel softer, smell better, and reduce static electricity. Waste of money and material, just throw a damn tennis ball in there

Further advice, don't use a lot of it. You'll see videos on youtube of people pouring like three cups of vinegar in their washing machine, don't do that. You only need a splash of it. If you use too much, the acid will eat away at the rubber gaskets and shit

And the damn neighbour has some weird mutant dog.

Scrappy is goddamn precious

You could always sell your soul to an archfey or something

Personally I would be the strongest cleric under Lliira

Strong disagree. I'm not talking about thought policing, I'm talking about punishing actual decisions that directly lead to the death of a child. People can think and say what they want about vaccines. But when their decision to not get their kid vaccinated directly leads to that kid's death, that crime leaves the realm of thought.

We as a society don't hesitate to take children away from parents who beat them, or punish parents who kill them by a malnutrition, and we go rabid over hot cars. These aren't thought crimes, they are physical actions that physically harm children, and they deserve punishment.

Huh I didn't know that thanks for informing me

You'll never believe what pasta is made of

Downvotes from people who don't like this authoritarian stance.

Fuck em, this is one authoritarian stance I share. If your kid dies because you made the active decision to feed them nothing but fruit, you get arrested. If your kid dies because you made the active decision to leave them in a hot car, you get arrested. If your kid dies because you made the active decision to not get them vaccines, you should be arrested.

I'll never understand the position. If a deadly disease is God's will, then so is the vaccine which prevents it.

Mennonites have no problem using blades to cut their hair, wearing glasses when their vision is faulty, or using soap after wiping their ass. Why are they against medicine?

It's a personal decision not put upon anyone else

Except the dead kid

Jesus Christ. Even if I do think the story is fictional, I could believe that our current media landscape has been ruined by advertising firms.

Here's an example of a scissor topic that I've been calling out for years: the Israel-Palestine conflict. It's designed to be something that divides people. Not inviting your israel-supporting aunt to Thanksgiving and blocking your Palestine-supporting nephew is what the Man wants. That conflict, for as strongly as people feel about it here, does not matter to Americans. Nearly as many people have died fighting in the Myanmar civil war, and I don't know a single person who even has an opinion on that.

I'm really curious where I said that. Wanting something doesn't mean you only want said thing, and the vast majority of men generally want to have sex with women. You can ask them, and they'll tell you as much.

Besides that, you've managed to miss my point entirely: that the original question is different on a fundamental level when you ask a woman versus a man. Meeting a random man in the woods is significantly more dangerous if you are a woman than it is if you are a man, and that's a bit of nuance that a lot of guys don't consider. Instead of taking it personally, and feeling like women think you specifically are evil, you should try to understand why women are so cautious around men. It's not some irrational prejudice against us.