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Seymour is a good dog. Rudy’s a human shaped sack of shit.
Seymour is a good dog. Rudy’s a human shaped sack of shit.
Did you just step out of a time machine? Their sales haven’t had games for ages now. Last one was the monster game, iirc.*
*Oh, there was the Saliens in 2018, too, but that was like a one-off.
Did a non-teacher, government official scold you directly? No? Ok, not the same thing then.
New humans cost money, and might not obey their corporate overlords.
Calling out usernames is so damn annoying. At best it’s a distraction from the content, particularly if it’s a serious story like this one. At worst it encourages other idiots to come up with the most obnoxious name they can so they can garner attention.
It’s a study by a US organization. Why would it have access to information about Canadian territory? Also…what does an open border have to do with anything? Do you expect either country to be able to block those sorts of things?
Fucking Bucky Barnes is playing Trump? Never would’ve expected that in a million years. This timeline is bizzaro.
Dumbass literally tried to make it happen when he demanded testing slow down.
“When you do testing to that extent, you’re going to find more people, you’re going to find more cases,” Trump said. “So I said to my people, ‘Slow the testing down, please.’ They test and they test.”
PeopleMakeGames has a two part series on Valve that’s pretty interesting. The second part (here) dives into the structure of the company. It does have a bit of an angle, fwiw, so if you’d prefer something more objective, it might not be a great watch.
Good to know!
At least on the default website, blocking instances doesn’t mass block the users, fwiw. Mileage may vary on alternate apps.
Gonna find out real quick that Apple is more important to people than Twitter.
Can’t trust a person like that around percocet, but nuclear codes are a-ok!
All of that also being known as…normalization.
To be clear, it’s never warranted. It’s just some cultures that have normalized the practice for certain services. Companies should always fully pay their employees. Full stop.
The Twitter Watches Alex Tonight Show.
A person can still be overreacting even if they end up being right.
They absolutely do exist. The GOP built their base on cobbling those voters together into one force. As long as they make empty gestures to their variety of issues, their SIVs keep in line no matter what other horrid shit they do. It’s taken a much more sinister bent, lately, but the core is still there.
Dems have the reverse issue - voters declaring they won’t support them if they don’t address one issue, with the biggest and latest being the invasion of Palestine. There are absolutely voters out there that will ignore the rest of the good things done by their candidate, or worse, ignore how things will just get worse without them, all because of one little grievance. Dems have always had a bit of a purity test problem, but it’s multiplied into a much bigger problem this cycle.
And all this said, I’m not dismissing your point that division is a serious issue, but not working together because of these singular issues is a big part of the problem.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esl_wOQDUeE