I am again calling for a “DUUUUHHHH” community for news articles reporting widely known facts.

Nah, just print out a photo of some horrific skin condition and put it right in front of the camera.

One of the many calls of the void I experience frequently.

If no one buys these shoes that fall apart after breaking their toes, the growth of the Shoes-That-Injure-The-Wearer industry could really take a hit!

Really needs to be a “DUUUUHHHH” community for stories like this.

Except there are zero contracts in place to actually build those data centers, nor is there enough power generated to run them. I really wish tech journalists would do the background to determine if what these documented liars are saying is even possible, never mind likely.

Appropriate that something in a neoliberal community is in the shitposting community too.

Every day is violent swinging between 7 and 9.

It was always what its critics feared. Truly brave reporting from the Atlantic, 20 years late to the show.

Don’t Catholics subscribe to the doctrine of TRANSubstantiation?

Kamau Bell posted a video about this, and how when you have a kid you teach them something, they say they got it, and a week later they ask about it again; and Joe Rogan is like that except he’s a full adult and he’s doing it with fascism.

Jesus was way cool. He turned water into wine, and if he wanted to he could have turned sugar to cocaine, wheat into marijuana, vitamin pills into amphetamines. He was so cool.

https://youtu.be/mSfa56tjBQo

All good points. FCPX was by all accounts a major step back from FCP, the comparison I heard the most was that it was basically iMovie.

Also, wasn’t the main selling point of FCPX that it was cheaper? I feel like they sold it for ~$100 for a long time. Going from that to $129/yr is bullshit.

The choco taco was flavorless garbage and were well rid of it.

So…the orcs are the good guys in this one?

Hold on, you’re saying that if there are bike lanes that make riding safe, more people will ride bikes? Sounds sus but okay.

Debt: the First 5000 Years by David Graeber. He debunks the standard narrative of “barter, then hard currency, then systems of credit” that is commonly taught when discussing the history of economics, and goes into the conflation of financial debt and spiritual debt, leading to society placing moral weight on someone being in financial debt.

Not surprising that the evidence contradicts the administration’s claims, because they constantly lie.

He makes you laugh, maybe even think. The cop is just a thug for capital.

The US got deference in so many aspects of foreign policy for so long because it was willing to use soft power to protect allies. Why the hell should any of our traditional allies support us if we plan to throw them under the bus whenever support is inconvenient?