Also all fuses in all electronics for the past like, century, have easily replaceable fuses. Basically all the fuses in my car are in a little box under the hood, I could go buy one and replace any in ten minutes.
How the hell is a single blown fuse grounding a car??
This was my original read too. But on second read I realise he’s trying to say that just Trump is fascism so people are stupid for considering voting for Trump in the pursuit of cheaper food.
Looks very cool, I’m envious! Plus a good game which I will never forget for its relentless use of the phrases “jacking in” and “jacking out” of various ports in the world. I jacked Megaman in so many things.
How very juche 
If I’m not mistaken, the game is essentially about starting your own soviet republic under the USSR (and presumably handwaving away the idea of non-monetary cooperation between soviets) so yep, no pre-existing anything.
Notably there was clearly no “nobody won” option, so who do you fuckin’ pick
This is my favourite counter to the dumb metaphor.
Libs really are just ordering the chicken instead of immediately realising none of the food could possible by trustworthy, and the whole airline is fundamentally flawed for getting to this point.
“Chicken please.” 
a large part of it is bc phones are necessary and for many people they can only afford one high price tag electronic device
Honestly that makes a lot of sense. Perhaps this is the ignorance of my techy-bubble where I have a couple decent-spec computers by necessity of the job.
And I completely relate with the blackberrys, I had an old-styley phone with a foldout keyboard and I absolutely loved it! 10x the typing speed and comfort on that phone than I’ve had with any phone since.
Why the heck do people my age and younger all universally use phones for everything? It sucks.
Just browsing on a phone alone weirds me out. I work in tech, my phone is fairly modern and sizeable, I’m not even that old, but I simply can’t get on with it.
I do browse on my phone, but holy hell do I hate it. Why does anyone prefer it ever when there’s a choice? Is it just because I have a dedicated ergonomic desktop setup? But even then I’d prefer using my laptop on my bed any day of the week before being confined to my phone.
And don’t get me started on using any mobile OS other than Lineage. The amount of undisableable notifications makes me cry.
How do ye! Unfortunately I’m the only other user here who isn’t a 
so watch out for these other sly nerds
Uncritical support for Hexbear for distracting feds from their real work 
A small (big) loan (tax-exempt gift) of 1 (fifteen) million dollars
As a daily Fedora user, this is annoying. I totally support the push for open-source, but enabling RPM Fusion on new installs to do standard stuff is a royal pain in the butt that will immediately turn off new users.
This, to be honest. Generations have vague separations but there’s rarely any radical divide.
The amount of grouping people under almost arbitrary labels and 'other’ing them on the basis of vibes is nuts. Do some material analysis you nerds.
Though I am too disappointed by my cohort, millenials still have a relative overall left-slant, so a drift to the left absolutely isn’t ruled out yet.
Just for interesting edification, here’s the best translation of one banner I could get:
“조선로동당의 혁명적 군사정치는 미제침략자들을 소멸시킬 것이다!”
Breaking it down:
- 조선로동당의 (Joseon Rodongdang-ui): “Korean Workers’ Party’s”
- 혁명적 (hyeongmyeongjeok): “revolutionary”
- 군사정치는 (gunsajeongchineun): “military politics”
- 미제 (mije): “American imperialism” (shortened form)
- 침략자들을 (chimryakjadeul-eul): “aggressors”
- 소멸시킬 (somyeolsikil): “will annihilate”
- 것이다 (geos-ida): “(it) is” (declarative ending)
A fairly literal translation
“The revolutionary military politics of the Korean Workers’ Party will annihilate the American imperialist aggressors!”
I’m not sure that’s the case for all roads.
There is explicit policy in some cases to set speed limits lower than actually necessary in order for the ‘slow’ drivers to keep otherwise ne’er do wells in check.
It may be the case that he is both not a great guy and it’s a psyop.
This guy: “the brakes didn’t work!”
Your arguments: “brakes normally do work; he didn’t speak to a higher up; the brake lights didn’t come on; he may not be correct about what his back wheels did; he didn’t steer the way I would have”. None of which are contrary to the possibility that the brakes didn’t work. I’m not sure how you jump from A to B here.
It’s definitely impossible to know at this stage whether this incident was caused by the truck or the driver. But there are a concerning number of claims about the failure of cybertrucks’ brakes considering how few of them are actually out there.