This is why playing outer planets is traumatizing.

Hahah yeah. 100% air gapped. About as secure as a paper door. Sometimes I feel like they just put it out in the field after they get their first successful test done and then forget about it forever.

Did hospital IT work and 100% agree.

5,7,9. It’d be fun.

That’s wonderful! We don’t have that.

That’s interesting! What county? How does blank voting work? I’m wondering how I’d do that with my US voting machine. Not that I would, but I wonder.

If you truly want it gone, you need to use their special form: https://help.glassdoor.com/s/privacyrequest?language=en_US

Fair question.id image there’s a certain draw towards the server hosting that’s outside of the law. any number of profitable businesses would benefit from such hosting.

Emulation makers need to move to non extradition countries and improve their op-sec

Horizon, Forbidden West.

Using plasma arrows within city limits.

This exactly, and the people making policy are so far out of touch that they don’t even have a friend of a friend that’s as impacted as we are by this insane inflation.

Worst thing is, we weren’t getting cost of living increases before inflation went batshit.

This is the biggest reason for me; old hardware.

Wanna try and kill my 8 year old laptop by refusing to support it? Fine. Lubuntu.

The pillow. I would have peace. Probably wouldn’t stop sleeping though, then lose my job… hmmm maybe not.

Tough call.

Alright, you know what? This is ridiculous. This image—this image wants me to pretend it’s interesting. Pretend? I don’t have to pretend anything. You know what’s interesting? The fact that someone took the time to make this! That someone, somewhere, thought, “Hey, you know what the world needs? A big block of text that tells people how to feel about it.” That’s not just interesting; that’s hilarious! It’s like telling a joke and then explaining why it’s funny. The sheer audacity, the unmitigated gall of this image to demand our interest—it’s almost admirable. But here we are, discussing it! So, joke’s on us, I guess? -Lewis Black

To overcome this, I got a cheap low latency USB Bluetooth adapter. BT latency is still too much.

Pretty much. I wasn’t saying that so much to defend Biden as to agree with the fact that the US has done similar in the past.

I honestly think that Biden is conflicted;

On the one hand, I’m sure that it’s sound geopolitical strategy to support Israel. For the same kind of reasons it’s sound geopolitical strategy to support Ukraine.

On the other hand, Benny McGenocide over there is fucking it up for Biden and everyone else that supported Israel.

Biden reacted too slow, but he also had to balance competing interests. Definitely a no-win situation. He could not have easily stopped support for Israel, and I truly believe that he’s not a fan of the genocide.

His track record for pushing the US into war following 9/11 does reveal his character too. Actions do speak louder than words. It would be interesting to know what exactly was going on in his head back then. I think the conversation with netanyahu is interesting in that it shows what sounds like regret.

You’re right though. He’s done what he’s done. He’ll only ever at best be the least worst option.

The whole situation makes me sick and sad. War crimes answered with war crimes.

Related: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/the-biden-administration-once-again-bypasses-congress-on-an-emergency-weapons-sale-to-israel

Right. Biden explicitly said “Don’t make the same mistakes we made in 9/11. There’s no reason we had to be in a war in Afghanistan. There’s no reason we had to do so many things that we did.”

Like, Biden pushes HARD for that war. That’s the voice of regret. I suspect Israel will have similar regrets.

Too much death.

This was written in the age of win 3.11. likely a 486 with 4mb ram and a math coprocessor.