Goddamnit. Take the upvote and go home.
Anything that has “mysterious” in its heading or description is probably junk.
Not switching to metric is stupid. Fighting for independence from the empire, but then clinging to the imperial system that has only disadvantages over the metric system - that just screams not driven by reason
…which is why there is a due process that applies to all asylum seekers.
Duh.
It’s also immoral to perceive these people as a burden in the first place.
No, its not.
It absolutely is immoral and incredibly misinformed.
We - and the world - live from learning from and living with foreigners.
To think of foreigners as a burden is outright stupid. Whoever you are, without migration and foreigners living together you wouldn’t even have an identity.
I take it you are taking the antisocial-arsehole-stance on purpose?
Ah, you mean because 80% is half of 145%.
Get it.
At the tightest-possible definition of multi-player
I was going for counter strike classic, but yup.
ITT: someone who understands fuck all of what makes the world run.
Currently reading Zodiac by Neal Stephenson. His writing has been eerily spot on to current topics in his other books (Stephenson invented the metaverse in the 90s!) and this one begins around eco warriors in Boston.
Very curious now how it’ll go on.
If you’re going there, give mutt a go. It’s an extremely efficient experience, once you have got the basics down.
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
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You’re quoting the source, but aren’t differentiating between open source and free?
C’mon, person. That was a lousy attempt at sounding smart.
Dissenting options, sure. Serious question: what do we do about misinformation? As in: not opinion but provably false statements of fact or misleading statements?
Tried and tested. And way more reliable than just asking.
How do six briefs only last you a year?!?for my benchmark, If any set of underwear lasts leas than three years, it’s not a good deal.