IIRC in Norway they have "Taco Friday"

Praying that everyone on that sub has an extremely ΔP time in the North Atlantic

I wouldn't suppose that people are required to inform steam that they're dead. Therefore, I'd assume the easiest way to bequeath games/DLCs, etc, is to get a wishlist from your loved ones, and then gift all of those games prior to death on a credit card that you might not be able to pay, due to being dead. Steam gets the money, the CC company gets shafted. Alternately, share your credit card details with a loved one and that list, and have them order within hours of your death (this depends on whether or not you were plausibly alive when those CC transactions took place)

Hell yeah. It's good the apprentice got to see it too - people can be so scared for their jobs that seeing people standing tall for what they believe in is too rare. Hopefully they'll be willing to do what's right when the time comes. Congrats on the new job!

It’s like the procedurally generated video games

The big difference is that AI bots have distinctly less personality than any NPC/Enemy in Diablo 2

a New England monarchist.

Idk that ship sailed centuries ago

100%. The analogy in the first few sentences gives it away.

Isn't she kinda missing the point that the protagonist is a middle-aged white guy that everyone else clearly thinks is a loser weirdo and is only given the barest respect because he's a cop?

I'd label one "Urinals" and another "Toilets"

Hi trans/retiring this account I'm The_Walkening!

Just kidding, congrats!

The market for this data (if it's got anything relevant, which it could) is law enforcement in states with abortion and trans healthcare bans/criminalization.

Here's an explanation

The height doesn't help on this either. Pickup trucks used to be way lower in ground clearance.

I did not read this, so here is my review:

I liked his opening where he referenced pop culture and then related it to a current phenomenon, but I found his leap from that to using Lacanian philosophy to support a mainstream liberal viewpoint quite specious and it made me question why I would even bother reading it in the first place.

It's worse, the chatbots are imitating the bad human writers who put out SEO nonsense.

All were legitimate stops since the temp tag in Texas isn't supposed to be where the rear plate goes.

So he got pulled over once, found out about this and kept going with it?

What's pretty fucked about this generally is that if you're making 250k/year, you can afford to buy a legal machine gun. There's only a few of them out there and they cost like 20k minimum, but it's literally something you can do if you have enough money and can just wait for the ATF to process your paperwork.

I feel like "punk" gets mis-attributed as "authenticity" so much. Mr. Rodgers seemed like a guy who walked the walk and that gives him authenticity, but it sure doesn't make him punk.

Edit: Ruminated this a bit and I feel like the attribution of "punk" is probably because it's the last widespread cultural touchstone where "authenticity" was an assumed component of it. (I don't think this reflects the reality of it though, the Sex Pistols were a boy band after all).

Not a surprising move from the people who supported a Nazi march in Illinois

Seems to me that you can stack more on pallets due to the smaller diameter - I'd guess that it's less a savings on raw materials than it is a logistical one