Point taken! I was just trying to not completely disagree to be nice. I guess I didn’t think it through. The US government is a beast that has tried to hide itself from the people with lies and propaganda for a long time. The info that came out about JFK’s assassination recently gives a glimpse that it’s been going on for a long time.

I’m not a fan of Trump, but neither is the deep state war & money machine. They’re trying to stir up violence from the left to goad Trump into further eroding our right to protest and other rights. It’s why they fund both parties and widen political rifts. They win no matter who wins any given election.

My area is deadly, you can’t walk or bike. Seriously no one bikes. You WILL die. A few people walk, but mostly drug addicts, prostitutes. Most people, even if their license is suspended for DUI, they just keep driving. It’s super dangerous to do anything else.

One time I dropped my car off at the tire shop two miles away and decided to walk home because it was going to be at least a few hours and I knew I had a ride back later. I was dressed semi-nicely so I looked out of place walking the road. In a 3/4 mile strip of road I had four cars stop to offer me a ride.

I just want to hear what Nazis he was talking to and what he said. I have to be back up in 5.5 hrs so I’ll try to remember to search for it. I just thought maybe you could point me in the right direction.

Old nonprofit, old files, continuously maintained for about 30 years now. Tiny staff, not many resources to work on migrating the files. It’s just not a missional priority.

I’ve never used 365. I use a 2019 purchased version. I refuse to pay subscriptions. But my job has a lot of graphics that were created and are still updated in publisher. I’m sure I can find an alternative, but recreating hundreds of files will be terrible, and it will likely all fall on me. And that’s only like 5% of my job.

I guess if you’re playing in a completely dark room, sometimes it’s nice to be able to see the keys by being backlit. I can type the alphabet stuff without looking easily, and most game control keys, but sometimes there are keys you don’t use very often where you kind of want to look to see if you’re hitting the right key. Having a pure white backlight isn’t always great in the dark, and having a bright rainbow isn’t always great either. Having the colors match the color scheme of what’s on your screen, again, completely unnecessary, but I can still see my keys and it matches the vibe. I’ve also only used it a handful of times.

Andy Beshear is pretty centrist which is why he can get elected in Kentucky. And I know the opinion of centrists around here, they’re conservatives. He might be able to win a general election, but can he win a Democratic primary? Well if he’s the Golden boy, the party will shoo him in just like they did Hillary, even if there are other candidates that maybe could be more popular. Nothing like democracy in action in the Democratic party!

My teenager gamer son literally uses unfunny as part of his online identity

Microsoft Access and Publisher, the Adobe suite, VR. That’s just the tip of the iceberg of why I can’t completely abandon Windows, yet. I do have a handful of older PCs running Mint though, and I’ll be switching over more. But not all of them.

Because they can? It’s kinda cool if you’re in a dark or dimly lit room. Obviously unnecessary. I have used it a few times on my desktop but most of my favorite games don’t have it supported. I also use a gaming laptop for my work because I do some video editing and it overall has good specs. But I don’t even have the RGB turned on for it, it’s just a work laptop to me.

The rapture of the holy happened five minutes ago and no one was saved. The next 3.5 years will be chaos, starvation and death. Save yourself if you can.

Finally, an actual shitpost.

If you have a keyboard that works with a major manufacturer’s software, some games have themed color schemes that change in-game to match the game scene you’re in.

Link?

I’m not sure, this might even be an intentional strategy. This idea is relatively popular. It loses some and gains others.

I mean, Christianity at least believes that we’re born into death. So we have to pass through death to have life. So there’s no expectation that anyone is going to live forever in this body.

Also the world kinda sucks right now. Some people pray for death 💀

They’re also not in a lot of the US or in international markets.

McDonald’s has gotten a little better if you order just right. They’ve added buy one get one for $1, and if you use the app you can pretty much use an app deal or reward every time you order. But there are still items that are expensive and don’t have deals, so sticking to the cheaper items limits your menu.

And I’m seeing the Fourth amendment as essentially already dead for all of us among a million other smaller papercuts. I agree with you overall but questioned your original language.

You don’t really understand my position, but I haven’t really made statements, I asked questions. My politics are entirely anti-authoritarian, and I believe in constitutional rights. So I’m not at all happy about what is being done without due process.

But, your original statement was that the ones who elected him were the ones getting it in the ass. The people being deported without due process were not the ones who elected him, they’re non-citizens. It doesn’t make it right.

I’m of the opinion that our constitutional rights have been being eroded for generations under both parties leadership. I was trying to understand what rights citizens have lost already in this term.