

Someone did something horrific. I know what my response is going to be. I’m going light a bunch of shit on fire! Yeah, that’ll show 'em. Oh, and it’ll help me justify my racist window on the world.


Someone did something horrific. I know what my response is going to be. I’m going light a bunch of shit on fire! Yeah, that’ll show 'em. Oh, and it’ll help me justify my racist window on the world.


Unless you drive a lot every day, you probably don’t need to install a special charger. I was about to have one installed, but then I figured I’d see how the plug already in the garage worked out. That was about 10 years ago. I get the not wanting another payment though. Shit’s just brutal. I boughtt a 2 year old used EV for $11k. Never had a moment of buyers’ remorse.


I always thought it was kind of standard process to kill all of a users processes, and cancel their credentials before telling someone they’re fired.


You nailed it. The disease is the breakdown of the rules of society that allow the oligarchs to exist and fester.


We can get as angry as we want at billionaires, the sociopathic ghouls that they are, but I really feel that’s just a distraction to encourage us to look a symptom when we really need to focus on the disease.


I’ve been using Debian for about 25 years. Sure, stable is pretty slow to update, but I don’t know why anyone would use that unless it’s some production server. I’ve never had an issue with outdated packages because testing/unstable is pretty close to any other rolling release.


I don’t remember ever having to mess with PPA with Debian. That was all Ubuntu crap, unless I’m mistaken, which happens a lot. I mean, you could add a PPA, but I never saw a reason.
Yesterday, today, and tomorrow.


Well that’s annoying. Sorry, I did a search and that popped up and let me watch without logging in. VPN maybe?


I prefer the simple classics:



Here’s the link for anyone who cares.


Yep, most reporting from inside Iran puts the number killed as significantly higher than that.
That is pretty cool. I have never heard of similar here, but I would love to time a visit to Norway to participate, out of decades of appreciating Tom Waits.


And she wasn’t even at the top for insider trading in Congress.


Kim Stanley Robinson’s novel The Ministry for the Future starts with a very similar setting.


That would be so hilarious. People would be drinking beer and laughing at the story 100 years later.


That one is freaking wild.


How can I make sure I don’t misspell guaranteed when posting? I would share the answer.
You can buy a pardon from the president for pretty cheap. I’m surprised he’s not already pardoned.