

That’s always been hacking lol.


That’s always been hacking lol.


There should have been strikes after citizens united. I don’t think it’s too late, but now it feels like a scramble to organize.


They go up so fast 🥲


Job description says US Senator “Obviously, my job is to acquire the best possible scenario for a foreign country” lol go be a fucking Israeli senator then, asshole.


Ah, my old arch nemesis, Pandabear Putin.
Me then: “Haha ‘time marches on’ what a cool phrase”
Me now: “Yo, time, can we maybe slow the pace or take the break?” Time: “No. Only march on.” Me: visibly aging
Subtitties (I mean titles) are the solution to the “explosion loud; dialogue quiet” problem.
“With any luck I’ll be hurling a Molotov at the CEOs primary residence”
I interpreted it more like saying the first place people learn to code, especially if you’re not self taught, is in a text editor like vim or emacs.


“Why won’t anybody buy my tulips even tho I paid so much for them 🥺”


Cycles of violence.
I run mine under the faucet just to be sure all the dust is removed.


In cheaper and more fun to get parts from the junk yard.


The “strongest military in the world” couldn’t even handle a single war in the middle east. How are we supposed to win multiple wars with multiple fronts in multiple countries against much stronger militaries with many more allies? It’s pure hubris.


RELEASE THE DIRECTORS CUT!!
Yeah, western civilization was really brimming with empathy for all those slaves and indigenous people. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
After the dinosaurs went the way of themselves, their descendants evolved into birds. I hope humans evolve into something cute for the next intelligent species to enjoy.
At this point, it’s economically irresponsible not to transition to renewables, even from a conservative, market-focused perspective. Fossil fuel power plants require ongoing fuel purchases to operate. Renewable energy sources like wind and solar do not.
Once installed, renewables generate electricity without the continuous cost of buying and burning fuel. That difference fundamentally changes the economics. When you factor in the long-term savings from not having to purchase a resource that must be consumed to produce power, the financial case for renewables becomes difficult to ignore.
Renewables also have the potential to change how we think about energy forever. We’d never have to have a conservation mindset concerning energy use. Can you imagine what could be possible if you didn’t have to worry about the cost or ammonunt of energy you need to perform a task?