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  • The extra 'o' reads as sarcastic, doomed either way

  • Practically speaking you're correct, but legally speaking they favored the plaintiffs in this case, which were a collection of blue states. Like literally the states:

    STATE OF CALIFORNIA; COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS; STATE OF NEVADA; STATE OF WASHINGTON; STATE OF ARIZONA; STATE OF COLORADO; STATE OF CONNECTICUT; STATE OF DELAWARE; DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA; STATE OF ILLINOIS; STATE OF MAINE; STATE OF MARYLAND; STATE OF MICHIGAN; STATE OF MINNESOTA; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; STATE OF NEW MEXICO; STATE OF NEW YORK; STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA; STATE OF OREGON; STATE OF RHODE ISLAND; STATE OF VERMONT; COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA; STATE OF WISCONSIN; JOSH SHAPIRO, in the official capacity as Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

  • The Flag-Smashers: "Nationalism is a regressive mindset. We had global solidarity after the Snap and there's no reason we can't get back to that."

    Also the Flag-Smashers, for some reason: "Lets do terrorism that completely ignores our values"

  • Luckily this terror is gone.

  • Sex sells, this has been a thing since the old pulp sci-fi magazines. Get them in the door with the triple-breasted nympho aliens, so that they stay for the progressive social commentary.

  • Even when you're boiling it, the water vapor is turning something. All energy production is making water turn things, photovoltaics, or rounding errors

  • Negative feedback loops are key to dynamic equilibrium.

  • Maytag Commercial or SpeedQueen for washers. I've had zero issues with my Maytag in the 5ish years I've had it.

    Dryers have way fewer failure points, so anything simple should be fine. You want knobs and physical buttons, for both washers and dryers the electronic components are the first thing to go and they're expensive to replace.

  • Birthday party, cheesecake, jellybean, boom

  • As a former math major, it annoys me because 0 and Ø are different concepts.

  • That actually seems pretty practical.

  • If I could trust the system to actually enforce the Constitution, I'd say bring it on. The 22nd amendment never prohibits running when you're ineligible to be elected. I'd actually love to see him run, "win", and then have to watch his opponent get sworn in because he's not eligible.

    IF I could actually trust that the Constitution would be enforced.

  • I mean, my cat is beautiful but that doesn't mean he's hot.

  • The actual line is "fairest", and Snow White was named for her exceptionally fair skin, so

  • Prohibition doesn't eliminate use, it just creates black markets, and black markets create their own problems.

  • Eh, I only skimmed the paper but I suspect availability of alcohol skews the results. If you could just pop down to the gas station after work and pick up some crack or heroin, I suspect the relative harm would be different.

  • God damn nerd dragon

  • 3D printing. Making things in general, because it's useful, but 3D printing specifically because I can make things I otherwise wouldn't be able to dream of making.

  • I really enjoyed going to drafts, because I enjoy the deck-building a lot. But after trying a couple local tournaments, it became apparent that people weren't actually building their own decks at all. Everyone was just running one of the handful of decks dominating the present meta. I lost interest pretty quick.