Statistics don’t agree with you. Data doesn’t agree with you. Evidence doesn’t agree with you.

But you know you’re right, right? Your pastor agrees with you, right? And the conservatives who hate the gays agree with you. Everyone who uses feelings instead of evidence agrees with you. Surely that means you’re right.

“I’ve always been on the lookout for great places to start a workers union.”

You’re hired.

Yes, I’m sure it’s the more complicated explanation that requires more assumptions rather than the simpler explanation that you’re just wrong.

Then why are there more straight religious leaders convicted of child molestation than gay people? It sounds like your research lacked any actual data.

That sounds typical for conservative Christian households, but is deeply unhealthy. It’s a huge violation of both trust and privacy, and also extremely, overtly bigoted. So, common? Yes. Normal? No. Healthy? Absolutely not.

(It’s probably not a majority of conservative Christian households that do this, but it’s not seen as bad in that community, and is therefore relatively common compared to the overall population. It’s also not unique to Christians. Many fundamentalist religions exhibit this sort of strict, spying-enforced behavioral control.)

Wicked people do wicked things. Good people do good things. But for a good person to do wicked things, that takes religion. (Paraphrased from Steven Weinberg.)

Yes, but that’s a different sale. My point is it can still be considered a loss leader if they sell it at cost. It took them many millions to develop it, so overall they would be losing money on the hardware sales.

That’s as opposed to something like Costco’s hot dogs. There was no R&D there, so if they sold it at cost, I wouldn’t consider it a loss leader.

Even if they sell at cost, they’re losing money because of the R&D costs.

I was like that for about 8 years after switching to Linux. Then I just started accepting most of the defaults. I have my fish configs and my tmux configs, and that’s about it.

Idk man, Linux seems not like this at all. But windows and the rest of corpo-software-hell, yeah.

He has stated as much, so, yeah.

Put it all in Google/Facebook ads that just say “Release the Epstein Files!”

Medical imaging software.

I know it’s like his bit, but I cannot stand the voice he uses in his videos. Maybe it is his real voice, idk. If it is, I feel for him.

I really like the Miyoo Mini Plus. I have two of them. There’s an alternative OS called OnionOS for it that’s awesome. It adds a bunch of great features. I also have the Miyoo Mini, and I think it’s just too small to game comfortably. The Plus is way more comfortable.

My friend has a Retroid Pocket 5, and he loves it. It’s way more powerful (and also more expensive) than the Miyoo, but holy cow, it is really amazing. It can play a lot more systems than the Miyoo can. It runs Android, so it can run a bunch of applications to help, like file browsers and transfer apps and such. It can also run Android games like PUBG.

Then there’s the Steam Deck. It can do anything. It’s the GOAT. Buuuuuuut, it’s really big compared to the others. There’s no putting one of those in your pocket.

🎵 Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand. I don’t care, I’m still free, you can’t take the sky from me.

Wait, no, don’t take the sky from me!

Turn based RPGs would be good. You could use the controller one handed. Especially things made for game boy, since there aren’t a lot of buttons.

I use Valve’s Proton and don’t have this issue. That’s not it.

The parts of Nvidia’s drivers that they’ve released as open source are not enough to game on. You have to add additional code to actually be able to game, whether it’s community drivers or Nvidia’s drivers.

The profits go to charity. So… an infomercial for charity? How dare he.

A. It’s not his detergent powder, he’s just tangentially involved.

B. He’s not profiting from sales.

C. The people selling it aren’t profiting from sales. It goes to charity.

D. Most of his video is not a pitch. The pitch was a small part.