PlebsicleMcGee

For real. The German communities are multiplying fast

shitty sequel

I've heard a fair bit of hate against the sequel, could I ask why you dislike it? I've always thought of it as effectively a graphically updated version of the first game

Americans fuming rn

I didn't just brick my Linux install in under a day. I was actually practicing a cyber attack against a secure system that successfully compromised all functionality...

But yes I did also just brick my Linux install in under a day

If politicians don't want to be seen cheating how come there's so much training data of cheating politicians?

If we think of production as costing land, labour and capital, then more efficient methods of production would likely swap labour for capital. In that case then we just tax capital growth like we're doing now (Only properly, like without the loopholes). No need to complicate it past that

Interesting read but I can't see this doing anything other than inciting mockery. The discussion on the environment is so developed that this sort of showmanship will only appeal to those that don't need their minds changing.

If it makes the author more comfortable and the apocalypse more vibey though I guess I'm down for it

https://youtu.be/V0zCf4Yup34

Relevant video about lab meat. Tldr it will not scale enough to make a difference.

Pitbulls + children makes an interesting moral conflict in that framework

Spotted the American

I'd agree with all points but (As a Brit if that makes a difference) still like fireworks. Bonfire night and the new year fireworks are both big events in the UK, but largely took the form of fewer, larger displays that community centres or councils run. As such most people can get to a celebration but the damage is localised.

I have unfortunately noticed that recently more people have been setting them off in their backyards so would support more restrictions on who can buy them.

Since getting a NAS I now think of everything else as volatile storage