

Phew! Almost thought we should do something. Luckily I can just play video games whilst we wait for China and Indie to their act together


Phew! Almost thought we should do something. Luckily I can just play video games whilst we wait for China and Indie to their act together


If you can’t play the roll of party loyalist, you’re not working for the DOJ. I’m fine waiting until that is over to begin prosecutions


So not a real mall. Got it


What mall is he trying to talk about?


Why you out there collapsing universes into this dumbest timeline?


I’ve always said that the best folk music comes from the Dutch


I need a fisheye lens, and a CRANE!


I have a place in the boonies and I use starlink. I find it to be vastly superior to the only other semi-viable option, line of site. Speeds aren’t as great as they use to be and I’ll be happy to change when another better or similar option comes along.
I do experience mico-outages every few days. Like a 1 to 2 second drop that I would only notice with vid chats or gaming.
I do have a media server and surf the seven seas. Starlink is crap for that, so I found a new home for it as I move my residence out here.
Ooo they sell these in the US?
See wish list item 1
I always say yes, $10million


Fuck that guy.
Sure sure, join what ever party floats your boat, but just sit the fuck down.


Yep. The plan has long been work, get sick, die.
This is America


Just like climate change


Sure. We are in agreement. That’s exactly why it’s important to adhere to our constitution. Due process is an instruction for how to operate our government when looking to use its violent capabilities upon individuals. “No person shall” has nothing to do with who the individual is, only how our government must go about depriving them of “life, liberty, or property”, if it sees fit.
Until we change our constitution, due process for all.


So umm… What’s the problem? Return. Prove it in a court of law. Due process for all. It doesn’t matter who the person is or what they’ve done. What matters is how the government acts.
Physical media: spinning disks