Use DDG and turn the AI off.

AI is always useless.

Absolutely.

Until the state can 100% guarantee a correct verdict every time, the state should not be delivering any punishments that cannot be undone in case of a miscarriage of justice. As long as there is any chance of an innocent person facing the punishment, no permanent and irreversible punishments should ever be used.

(And even then, there’s a discussion to be had about whether the state should be in the business of killing people, even in an idealized world where you can be 100% sure they’ve got the right guy. But that’s secondary to the unavoidable risk of doing it to an innocent person.)

You think these fucks could possibly make anything of their own? Of course they went for a (free) off-the-shelf solution.

Yes, but some linux communities are like andrew tate levels of toxic. But instead of hating women, they hate people who don’t know linux.

I hear this a lot, but honestly … I’ve never seen it.

You may get a bit of snark for asking a really stupid question that google could easily answer, and maybe there’s some highly downvoted comment in the bottom giving you shit no matter what … but I’ve never seen a Linux community where the majority of the replies would be toxic, much less that toxic.

Easy solution:

1: Make a post asking your question.

2: Switch to a different alt account and make a reply giving an obviously wrong solution to your question.

Your sock-puppet reply will attract all the negativity, and the answers painstakingly pointing out why it’s wrong will give you the correct answer.

Eh, the gas retailers (gas stations) are usually running on pretty thin margins when it comes to the fuel.

They make most of their money from selling other overpriced stuff in the attached store.

They do (usually) make some profit on fuel, yes … but comparatively quite little most of the time. Because competition is stiff, and people will absolutely go to a different nearby station if the other one is even 1 cent cheaper.

For most of them, significantly cutting the cost of fuel would mean selling fuel at a loss. Of course, absolutely zero stations are going to do that just because of some vague (and probably toothless) threats from President Pedo.

The big oil companies already laughed and his face and told him ‘shut your stupid mouth or we’ll use our lobbyists to get you impeached’.

I want an oven that can achieve 4000 degrees.

Making a PB&J:

1: Give $200 to OwOarchist

2: Give OwOarchist a 100% grade on every assignment for the year.

3: Make a PB&J sandwich

Alright, teach. You said you’d follow the instructions exactly.

Same as Cleric, really. Just different kind of powerful being.

Also, they’ll get warrants from friendly judges who never ever reject a warrant request.

Smart move. You’ll still be able to use them when the government tries to ban them for lack of age verification spyware.

Good thing Pirate Bay exists.

Doing the same thing over and over again he’s boring.

That’s also a factor in the gameplay itself.

Competitive multiplayer games will always develop a ‘meta’ that you have to adhere to or respond to in order to be at all competitive.

In single player games, you can make a replay interesting by playing it a different way, trying different strategies even if they’re non-optimal, just to have the novel experience of playing the game a different way. Things like, “I think I’m going to try doing a no-vehicles run in Subnautica.” or “I think I’ll try Cyberpunk with a melee-focused solo build this time.” But stuff like that just isn’t viable in competitive multiplayer. You will be defeated early and often if you stray too far from the meta.

So not only are you playing the same few maps over and over, you’re playing the same few tactics and strategies over and over, making things boring from that angle as well.

Yep. That really sticks out at an event supposedly all about American patriotism.

Yes, actually! She was usually the one in charge of opening and closing portals using their stolen spellbook … before they had to return it.

I’m going to want something with a roof, windows, and climate control, though – for when the weather is bad.

I bicycle plenty, but there are definitely times when I’d rather not and it’s miserable.

To the extent that any money is real these days.

Bank of America?

Maybe the irresponsibility is in ourselves for giving those game companies money.

Speak for yourself. I haven’t paid real money for any game since the 90s.