

Neo Ranga is an old anime about how the Yakuza fund politicians. Guess what else the Yakuza fund? You could tell that anime had no budget.
Neo Ranga is an old anime about how the Yakuza fund politicians. Guess what else the Yakuza fund? You could tell that anime had no budget.
But Cops is currently on it’s 37th season.
If this was a calculated act, that sort of makes things worse.
He’s a dumbass.
He was an edgy teenager deep into his 20’s.
He also paid some Africans to hold an anti-semitic sign. To prove people will do things for money I think?
I can only think of the Digital Homicide library having been removed, but if you already purchased those, you have them. Those games were absolute shovelware with no artistic or entertainment value though.
I’m more pissed about the Unreal franchise being pulled, which was entirely on Epic. Fuck Tim Sweeney.
Wait. It wasn’t fully supported until now? I never had any real problems that couldn’t be solved by trying a different Proton version.
They’re not going to be building malls and warehouses if no one is buying shit anymore.
Any new construction job is going to crash because no one will have any money to build new anymore. I’m already seeing stalled projects near me. Not that I have a big problem with that. They like to cut down and cleared trees to build a warehouse instead of tearing down old buildings.
The Learn To Code hype was being driven by employers to create a work surplus to drive wages down. Now those same employers think they can use AI instead.
Never mind. Apparently changing the search from “metri pack-150” to “metri-pack 150” brings up a very different set of results. I was able to find smaller kits and prewired ends.
Can’t limit yourself to twitter, facebook and google. Hell, I think those sites are the riskier ones.
If you’re that vulnerable to shady URLs, you may want to rework your blockers or even spin up a VM. If you’re that venerable you phishing, just don’t give them your numbers.
um.si is for University of Maribor in Maribor, Slovenia. It looks legit.
They should be teaching kids how to use Wikipedia properly rather then banning it out right. Use it like a search engine and follow the cited sources for real research. Check the authors of the cited sources for any bias. Check the edit history if something seems suspicious.
They really won’t risk another Jimmy Carter.
I was reading about the wet sleeved cylinders and didn’t understand why that wasn’t more common, but then again, car companies want you to buy a whole new vehicle rather then fix anything. Trunks now a days are way to posh for my taste anyway.
An old Lister or Listeriod clone would be king for power generation. Originally made in England and now India because the patents expired, these thing are massive stationary engines popular in rural India for running farm equipment and village generators. They’re also popular in rural Canada for running backup power for their low maintenance and reliability. If you’re setup properly, you can even change the oil while the engine is running.
We may need to rewrite the constitution before this is all over anyway.