Don’t worry. I notel anyone you have this.

I’m pretty sure by “they” he meant Democrats.

Is he drunk in that interview, or does he just always sound like that?

Such a good book. I still have no idea what it was about.

Right. This will surely solve the education crisis.

And it was incredibly affordable compared to today.

Yeah. I wouldn’t model my lifestyle after his per se, but he is definitely an inspiration.

Babylon Berlin

You better believe I was degaussing as many CRTs as I could.

What’s their op ex though? I feel like there must be a sizable portion of that which isn’t actually necessary to keep the service up.

Seriously. If Google really wants to shove ads down our throats, they could at least regulate them so they’re not constantly horny scams. But that would cost them money, oh the humanity.

You should file an issue.

idk man the doner kebab I had in Berlin was way better than in Istanbul. Istanbul still had excellent food, just not the kebab for whatever reason. Maybe we just didn’t try the right place.

Had some amazing Indian food in Bordeaux.

This place: https://rajistan.fr/

I never hear the end of complaints from my mom about how her EV’s range is too short and takes forever to charge.

Doesn’t Matrix do everything you just listed?

Copyparty. Or any other web file server.

Real history that explains how existing power structures came to exist. Not the bullshit history that schools teach, which is just wrote memorization and usually ignorant of the most important themes of class struggle.

Imagine how much of Earth’s storage space is marketing emails that no one reads.

Nerd question: My English brain reads “happy little accident” and “big angry intent” as the correct ordering of adjectives for both phrases. But semantically, the adjectives are actually swapped in order (big and little are not in the same position). What is going on?

Common rules for adjective ordering.