Comment Nintendo has modpoints (Score 1) 18
Enjoy your drift, clowns
Enjoy your drift, clowns
Yes because the disaster response by the feds pre Trump was brilliant. Just ask North Carolina, or the folks in Florida who were BY POLICY ignored because they had a Trump sign in their yard?
Since hair splitting is clearly your thing, the 1938 introduction of Superman has Clark Kent at age about 34.
That would put his adoption around 1902 or earlier, when the extant rules would clearly have made his adoption fully legal and him a citizen.
YDC.
The N64 controller had the shittiest everything Imaginable. GC wasn't much better, either, it was ergonomic for nobody. Wii was pretty bad too, you had to have an ergonomic condom for the wiimote, and the controller was too rounded. Since Famicom was kind of janky (though player 1 had a headphone jack) I'd say only NES and SNES were actually worth a crap. Neither one had any ergonomics, but neither did anyone else's controller until Genesis, Epyx aside.
Remember when Nintendo had the absolutely most durable controllers in existence, which you could legitimately use as a weapon?
womp womp
I agree with all of that stuff, but there's also Biden going around congress to fund genocide, and Kamala saying she would be different from Biden but not saying she would stop the funding of the genocide. I can tell you that a whole lot of people were talking about that constantly, and stayed home because of it. That was fucking stupid, but we need votes from the stupid too.
Democrats have power but they absolutely despise using it
They love using it to crush actual progressives.
For that kind of money you could DIY something excellent, without compromise. Listening to sensors and controlling relays is pretty trivial stuff, and there must be lots of free thermostat software out there. You could literally do it with an Arduino Nano but I wouldn't, I'd probably use a Pi with their fancy display, or at the very minimum the new esp32. At that point you could do it a lot cheaper, but I'd rather have something I can log in to.
The companies in question should just pass on the fees to their users. Want to use your Chase account with a third-party payment provider? That's a $15 service fee. When Chase starts bleeding customers, they'll rethink their strategy.
If you were an economist you would more likely know that fortunes are built on connections, not educations.
There's no way to do that which doesn't harm the children, the only way to solve that problem is proactively by making better citizens. You do that for providing for their needs, including education. Do it enough and you make them able to support themselves most of the time, so you don't have to.
"Spending less time outdoors and not smoking tends to keep your skin more youthful looking."
Yeah, look how well it worked for RFK Jr.!
I can not have kids I can't support.
If they wanted me to have kids they wouldn't have fucked me over in a zillion ways, like for example funding genocide in Gaza instead of health care here. Oh yeah, and Israelis get national health on our dime, too.
Then they cry about replacement rates, what fuck faces.
You can tell this paper is shit because they don't define high income countries before making declarative statements about them. I have no doubt that the definition they used is in there somewhere, but A I'm on my phone right now which makes it hard to skim a research paper and B they would have explained up front of they weren't using a bullshit definition.
Who are they deliberately not counting?
It's easy to fix the glass discarding problem anyway, just charge a real deposit.
I had a neighbor in Marysville have her kids put their trash in my recycling can. The trash company complained to me about it. They did it again the next week and it included some of their mail and kids' homework, nice proof. I told her to remove it and they dragged ass so I dumped it out in their yard, which was fun. Can the system detect when someone else's trash is in my recycling can?
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (9) Dammit, little-endian systems *are* more consistent!