Comment Beloved neighborhood cat (Score 1) 133
just weeks after another Waymo killed a beloved neighborhood cat.
It's not ever day that you read such obviously biased, agenda-ridden crap.
Wow, a new low.
just weeks after another Waymo killed a beloved neighborhood cat.
It's not ever day that you read such obviously biased, agenda-ridden crap.
Wow, a new low.
Gen-Z seem to be a bit body smarter.
Visiting Spain & Portugal a lot lately.
Pretty much everyone of all ages - including cops - is wearing ink.
I, with my virgin skin, was definitely in a very small minority.
...will spring up and brake windows
Possibly break them, too.
Any folks in Australia can describe what social activities for bored teens?
Sex, sex, sex.
Simple. They will experiment with sex, like we used to.
I am so glad that I don't follow 'influencers'. Of any nationality.
I've been calling it 'predictive typing on steroids.'
Funny, but the entire human population spends most of their time not "thinking."
And ingesting substances to help them "not thinking."
I guess that thinking ain't all it's cracked up to be.
disproportionately harming the Asian community.
Yeah, I'm not getting this either. That's a lot of rice cookers going ever day to spike the usage that much.
If they had the slightest fear of competition then they wouldn't take that risk because a competitor might work their way up in the cheaper markets and then jump into the more profitable ones, but since we don't enforce antitrust law because we're busy freaking out about trans girls playing field hockey in the Midwest you can kiss that goodbye.
Winner of the longest sentence of the day award right here.
The commoner's obsession with succession is like some kind of soap opera.
Just eat your own dogfood and put an AI in charge FFS.
The same people pushing cursive are also pushing privatization and the elimination of higher education for everyone except a handful of the elite.
Bullshit. I wonder where you get this stuff?
Enzymes are things invented by biologists that explain things which otherwise require harder thinking. -- Jerome Lettvin