So many Bubba’s to choose from.

I’m going to choose to believe that if it’s not Clinton, it’s Bubba the love sponge.

When was the last time you used Linux? And what distro was it? Your complaints are a decade out of date.

Your conviction about one possible position being correct has absolutely no bearing on whether or not the conversation should be had. If your position is so concrete, a discussion should be no issue for you, as you can never convince anyone else with a simple “my position is right, everything else is wrong.”

Edit: that part is phrased awkwardly. What I think I’m trying to get at is that no matter how strong your personal conviction, the conversation still needs to be had, since not everyone agrees with you. Of the people who disagree, yes some are essentially lost causes on that topic, but others can still be convinced. You can’t do that convincing if you always try to just shut down all conversation.

You’ve missed my point. I don’t actually care where you stand on when and how it’s decided that a given abortion is allowed; my point was that you can have the discussion without resorting to religioun based arguments.

They didn’t say “find a job”, they said “learn a profession” it’s a different thing. It’s learning a skilled trade. You have to learn a trade first, then you can find the high paying job. Your early 20s will be relatively low paying, but by the time you are 30, you should have multiple years of being a journeyman under your belt and should be making good money.

We have our own population of anti-vax morons.

Best to use this power for good:

Play “Indian Love Call” and find out how many Martians were on the train.

This one I can see lasting for a while. With abortion, there’s at least a valid discussion about when existing rights begin to apply to a fetus. Even without the religious angle, there’s some discussion to be had (ie at conception vs at viability vs at birth).

With same-sex marriage, they would have to justify taking away a right from adult citizens. That’s going to be damn hard to do without resorting to a purely religious angle. I don’t think they are ready to go full on theocracy yet. Maybe during Trump’s third term.

Crashing the economy is only stupid if you don’t have enough liquidity to capitalize on it. That or if you actually give a shit about people.

Every once in a while I accidentally open chrome instead of Firefox on my phone, and holy crap is the internet intolerable without an ad blocker.

… Where was that ever a normal thing to do?

The implication seems pretty clear to me. Nobody likes that solution, but it’s becoming increasingly inevitable the longer this goes on.

Slightly better for the teeth maybe? And maybe a slight benefit if heartburn is an issue.

if you are reading this you’re not on the winning side.

I’m sure there’s at least one trust fund baby on here somewhere.

At the end of the day, they will have had to pay whoever did the cleaning, regardless of how they did it. If the person charged simply has to pay a fine equal to that guys wage for the time spent cleaning, I’d call it about as fair as you could expect.

When you say “impossible” does that mean even the voluntary violence is a no-go?

Except that’s what you said.

Remote work is only for the owner class, not for the plebs

Really doesn’t leave much room for nuance.

For tech jobs maybe. For any office type jobs that are associated with something physical being built, in person is better for everyone.

I know it’s an LTS version, but 5.15 is not exactly a new kernel release. It’s EOL next year. I’ve been on the 6 series kernel since switching from Windows, and have yet to have anything break on update.

Edit: also, that kernel release is less than a year after the 6800 xt was released. I’d imagine that newer kernels would have a whole bunch of bug fixes.

The only surprising part is that a CEO of a major company was willing to say it out loud.