Yup, found the round earther.

Upvoting for admitting you were wrong in your edit.

I wish more of the internet acted that way.

Whoa whoa whoa, this is definitely for distilling water.

I would never consider distilling anything illegal with this pinkey promise

Please, only plebes go for the pallet.

If you really want to maximize your per berry savings, then you need to buy the dockside warehouse package.

Neat. I didn’t know any services like this existed.

Should I be wary of using this while logged in to my Microsoft account?

Wow, I think that is an instant winner for the annual “most dogshit excuse for cops to do a thing” award.

This also sounds like a reasonable explanation.

This also sounds like a reasonable explanation.

Probably the Columbia University protests. I expect this means someone was arrested for having a bike lock (which can be used as a bludgeon).

Don’t want to tell you what to post/not post, but can we at least get an NSFW marker here?

Damn, that sounds like some real valuable one of a kind kinda merch he’s hocking.

How does this contrast with AntennaPod?

A nice bumpy trolley ride

This attempted contradiction doesn’t seem to counteract the above comment.

I think there’s something to be said about shared cultural experiences, and so reading some older books is probably a good thing.

To clarify what I mean though: that means that we should be reading stuff that was written/popular when our grandparents were our age. Going back 200+ years should be saved for a history class cause that’s the real value in reading that material. In my opinion, Great Gatsby should be about the oldest book kids need to be reading for a literature class these days, and even that’s pushing it.

Yeah and I’ll bet you use Tau instead of Pi, don’t you, you human scum.

I’ve got a grandpa who says this all the time. He was a technician on a bunch of government contracts all through the cold war.

“No matter how much you try or how well you succeed in digitizing things, we still live in an analog world”

I had (what felt like) an epiphany (but has seemed obvious to everyone I’ve shared it with) some time ago:

Electrical signals are serial; they’re connectionless, like UDP.

Underlying all these fantastic technologies is just aother connectionless protocol.

Ugh, yeah, I don’t hate the guy, but I also think that anyone who still thinks he’s a visionary hasn’t actually been paying attention to his work/how his companies are going lately.

I suppose my instinctive reaction isn’t to assume someone’s politics would determine how they react to Musk.

My first real assumption would be that tech/engineering types are the only ones who’d really think about him at all (in both directions). Like, I do have an uncle who occasionally brings him up whenever theirs news on SpaceX’s rockets (though usually this gets brought up in the context of “new technology sucks” and “what was wrong with the rockets that carried up Voyager” and such).

So yeah, I really don’t think I’d describe anyone as “gargling Elon’s cock” except those who still have good will for Tesla.