A_be_seedy @ A_be_seedy @beehaw.org

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I mean, yea, obviously. Voting red is voting for sending money to fund Israel so they can in turn corrupt our politicians, commit genocide, and get free healthcare. Voting red is voting for an economic recession, higher gas prices, worse schools, and worst of all, voting red is voting for giving handouts to lazy fucks.

I'm not saying voting blue is perfect, it definitely isn't. But it's better than the alternative.

I was an idiot that absent mindedly bought and ate a bigmac yesterday.

Chat, how cooked am I?

When centrists say they want a big tent party, they mean they want to share a tent with people that voted for Nikki Haley.

God forbid they share a tent with a trans person.

Fuck, I needed this meme like 2 days ago, when my friend was giving birth.

When I was carless living in a food desert I found the easiest way to go grocery shopping was with a backpack.

No I dare not go to the gay for if I do my mother will say, "have you ever seen a jabrony riding a zambony, down by the bay?"

I've always said its better to invest in horse racing not the stock market, as its a more regulated market. Here's the proof.

None of my comment was inaccurate.

It did demonstrate that TVA was doing better on energy generation than co-ops - which is an area where green energy should in theory be easier to attain.

Your comment seems to imply that I pulled those 3 generation sources out of my ass and claimed they're the best. I actually just read the headline.

You claimed that nuclear was not practical, efficient, sustainable, or realistic in comparison to alternate energy sources. This is not an accurate claim.

Nuclear is good. And gas is better than coal.

In Ohio, all of the Co-ops are running on 100% coal bay-bee! This is despite being owned by the customers.

Maybe. It's been done to a degree, 1971, 4 years ago.

https://www.wired.com/story/22-year-old-builds-chips-parents-garage/

Wasn't sure how much the hobby evolved since then. I asked hobbyist level as the lowest barrier to entry, but even wondering if something at a lighter scale than Intel could repurpose old CPUs or other ICs.

I think I might've gotten the 2 movies mixed up, I always forget which has tail sex because they're both so long and boring.

I'd be more comfortable exempting a Garmin on the premise that it can be used 100m than I would an Apple Watch, because they have marketed their products specific to individual sports.

Apple has marketed their watch as general, everyday use. The average person does not dive 100m everyday.

I acknowledge there is a slippery slope with my argument. And that it could lead to more electronic waste. But at it's core, not being abused by companies, the rule should be that it has to be proven necessary for its advertised use cases. Reducing unnecessary features is a good thing towards reducing waste.

Oh and the first one is Pocahontas but without the music and a sex scene where they use a tail and connect to Mother tree.

In the second one they swim with a whale underwater for like 1.5 hours and it's pure cinema. Then they fight the first boss but in a mini boss form.

In the third movie my very pregnant fiance started having contractions because the pregnant lady gave birth while fighting the boss. The main boss transitioned to not quite the main boss so that in the next movie he can join the good guys because he couldn't kill his son.

In America we call it lobbying. Its totally different from bribes, bribes would imply that it's illegal and unethical, lobbying enables foreign agents to run our country, that's why almost all of our politicians are owned by Genocide Jamin Yahoo! It's a really positive and healthy system for our democracy, even our highest ranking opposition party member publicly announced that he serves Israel before the US. Bribes are bad, lobbying is good.

Why might it not be for me? It looks sharp!

“voting in elections or organizing revolution? this is a fake choice, neither lead to freedom. the only way to attain freedom is using linux.”

That explains why since joining the fedi my cell phone has been slowly looking weirder

Day 1: signed up for hexbear

Day 2: downloaded duckduckgo browser

Day 3: thought hexbear was maybe a little too friendly towards north korea, left

Day 10: signed up for beehaw using duck duck go browser

Day 11: saw through my first wiki edit to ensure it remains

Day 12-14: got into an argument on the discussion section of a Wikipedia article

Day 17: left Wikipedia, downloaded f-droid to be able to download a new keyboard on my.phone

Day 18: enabled 7 day duckduckgo trial for VPN

Day 25: really started thinking about communism and if pure societal focused decision making was best

Day 26: wondered if capitalism could be defeated by driving property values up by beautifying your own rental

Day 27: deleted dumb apps because duckduckgo said they made lots of requests

Day 28: started looking for best way to share photos without google, settled on service needing end to end encryption, decided against self hosting solution after research (but still researched). Downloaded new keyboard and started looking into expanded version of fediverse, liking that w3 had something to do with it

Its looking good to me! I can't figure out if the 5 family members is the max that could upload pictures or if 20 or so people could occasionally upload pictures to designated folders. Do you know?

Thanks! With both of these, can anyone with access add pictures? Predominantly its coming from my fiance and I, but I could see up to 20 people wanting to upload their own pictures of our baby.

Also, is there any service that allows for comments/light social media features?

I love the end-to-end encryption!

Thanks! This makes a lot of sense. Big bummer that Binhead isn't really in the running though.

I'm honestly really surprised by the petitions. I think a recall election in most states would be a vote to remove and a vote for who to replace them with - probably basically the same as yours. How are the petitions distributed? Are their people just going to Farmer's Markets with clip boards? Or do people actually seek out petitions in the UK and go to the election office and sign them?

Lastly, I looked up Clacton-on-the-Sea, it looks very similar to the filming location of Jersey Shore, I got looking and you have Geordie Shore, which is filmed in-land and not near a beach at al? I am so confused.