WTF is this hyperbolic nonsense article title? It’s ridiculous not only because it wildly oversells the importance of the discovery being reported, but also because it is fundamentally anti-scientific to act as if previous findings are “beliefs” to be “upended” or that rewriting textbooks to reflect new research is anything but routine and expected.

No offense, OP, but get this shit out of here.

Does my country being destroyed because of other dipshits freaking out about them count as impacting my life?

1. Ironically, the cheapest machines are less likely to be annoying in the way OP describes because they have less fancy electronics (or might even still be electromechanical if it’s an old design, but probably not because PCBs and microcontrollers are even cheaper nowadays).

2. Even expensive machines aren’t necessarily higher-quality these days, unless you’re really careful to do your research and buy the right brand. For example, I would not actually expect an expensive Maytag to last longer than a cheap Amana because both brands are owned by Whirlpool and might very well share a bunch of the same internal parts. The Maytag would be fancier and prettier, but probably not actually better-made.

This you?

Nobody would give a fuck about pee tapes. Cee-pee tapes, maybe, but even then it might still not be enough to bring him down at this point.

Otherwise, it’s 100% clear Trump is doing this shit because he’s a Putin fanboi and fascist true believer, not because he’s somehow being coerced. Stop giving him the benefit of the doubt.

So torches and pitchforks descending upon the media regime collaborators when?

It’s easier to keep a list of the ones who aren’t.

Which is unfortunate in multiple ways, not least of which is that the fascists will certainly be compiling that list themselves.

Being a Nazi is like being an outlaw, in the original medieval sense: by them insisting on dehumanizing others themselves, they break the social contract and therefore cease themselves to be protected by it. Nazis are the only group for which it is 100% acceptable, necessary, and good to dehumanize!

• Josta soda

• The Arby’s “triple cheese and bacon” sandwich, specifically the sliced roasted chicken version

• “Po’ Folks,” later “Folks Southern Kitchen,” a local restaurant chain in Metro Atlanta. It’s been out of business for over a decade and I still rue the fact that I never got the recipes for their chicken tenders, fried green tomatoes, squash casserole, or ranch dressing

Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, all those guys, they know better. They’re also doing fine money-wise. They had every option to just tell Trump to get fucked, and mess up their company if he wanted to make that decision

You say that as if they’re complying reluctantly instead of enthusiastically.

All the billionaire plutocrats are fucking GLEEFUL at what’s happening. Every. Single. Fucking. One. is the enemy of the People.

Rioter

Why do all the headlines keep misspelling “insurrectionist traitor?”

That is a huge market with huge possibilities. Africa could easily replace China as a manufacturing powerhouse.

And China knows it, which is why “belt and road” is a thing.

Two thirds, you mean.

You gotta count the authoritarian followers and the ones top stupid to vote at all.

And for Native Americans, I wonder how many of these dumbasses make “reservation runs” for cheap cigs/gas that will vanish if they force them elsewhere.

Probably not many, considering the Native Americans in Kentucky (and almost all of the US east of the Mississippi) were fully genocided and that state therefore doesn’t have any reservations.

That fake “Bernie bro” mindset, you mean. No genuine Bernie bro failed to vote (D) in the general, by definition, because that’s what Bernie himself recommended.

Profilie -> comments tab -> sort by controversial

It would also be interesting to see which comment is most disliked (which one has the most net negative score), but I don’t think there’s a sort that does that.

An N100 isn’t “without a GPU;” it’s got Intel UHD Graphics built in – moreover, even though it’s a pretty cheap chip it’s also a pretty new one, and thus supports recent video codecs.

Meanwhile, my AMD Ryzen 5 3600 does not work for transcoding, even though it’s way faster than an N100, because it’s not an APU.

You’ve only proven my point that having a GPU with hardware transcoding support is what makes all the difference.

Otherwise any old PC you have lying around will do as a Jellyfin server.

Unless you want to be able to do on-the-fly transcoding for clients that are picky about codecs (e.g. because they’re only fast enough to decode ones with dedicated hardware support). In that case, you’re going to want your Jellyfin server to have a GPU with decent hardware encoding support.

(I learned this the hard way: my Jellyfin server is running in a VM on Proxmox and I haven’t figured out GPU passthrough yet, so some of my media fails to play on clients like Roku because the codec isn’t supported.)

The dungeon entrance is marked with a message in an ancient language called “English.” It reads as follows:

This place is a message… and part of a system of messages… pay attention to it!

Sending this message was important to us. We considered ourselves to be a powerful culture.

This place is not a place of honor… no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here… nothing valued is here.

What is here was dangerous and repulsive to us. This message is a warning about danger.

The danger is in a particular location… it increases towards a center… the center of danger is here… of a particular size and shape, and below us.

The danger is still present, in your time, as it was in ours.

The danger is to the body, and it can kill.

The form of the danger is an emanation of energy.

The danger is unleashed only if you substantially disturb this place physically. This place is best shunned and left uninhabited.

$10 says the party decides to delve for treasure anyway.

BRB, sticking microcontrollers to the back of my monitors so I can use their accelerometers to report the orientations in real time…