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  • Banned from lemmy.world for telling a woman she was "Dumber than shit"

    Well, that's not called wrongthink, that's just being an asshole.

  • Touché

  • Well, maybe you subscribe to the wrong subs on the wrong instance?

  • I've sold used printers in the past without much trouble. But yeah, it's not like the MK4S is bad or anything like that. This is more a case of first world problems.

  • Yeah, probably.

  • Just read that as well, but that's $500 on top plus $300 I "wasted" on the enclosure for the MK4S.

  • Aaaaaaaahrg! Guess who recently bought an MK4S and thought "Wish it was a CoreXY, though"?

    Edit:

    transform your MK4S fully into the CORE One without a single compromise. We are aiming for a release date in March 2025 with the projected price of 449 USD (VAT excl.) / 489 EUR (VAT incl.).

    Well, at least there is that...

  • Thanks for your input, but it is not a question about who benefits or what a person aught to do, but a simple logical conclusion:

    For simplicities’ sake, let's say there are 10 people voting in an election with 2 parties. Each party has 4 unwavering loyalists and the remaining 2 people's votes depend on current events/issues. The two parties mainly take turns in government due to these swing voters.

    Now enter a third party. Party 3 addresses issues that are somewhat relevant to voters of party 2 and mostly uninteresting to voters of party 1. In the next election, some voters will most likely drift from party 2 to party 3:

    • Party 1: 5 Votes
    • Party 2: 3 Votes
    • Party 3: 2 Votes

    Splitting votes between too somewhat similar parties guarantees a win for the opposite party on the spectrum. Coalitions are not possible under first past the post, so party 2 and 3 teaming up to dethrone party 1 is not an option. This continues until either another party on the opposite end of the spectrum joins the race and diminishes the votes for party 1 or one of party 2 or 3 absorbs the other.

    Therefore, it is in the voter's best interest to vote strategically against what they don't want and not for what they do want.

  • The issue in the US is that it IS against your political interests to vote for anyone but the least bad option.

    The first past the post system simply doesn't allow for a diverse political landscape.

  • 'murica, fuck yeah!

  • OK, let's trade then. Mine are often cold despite the blanket/bed sheet.

  • Ok, right continent, wrong coast. Close enough.

    More info for people like me.

  • Hold my bacon, one can patent the idea that a game character switches mounts depending on a given state? (Image 3)

  • Who puts a blanket on their legs but not their feet? Also, wearing slippers on the couch? If your feet are cold, put them under your blanket and get those dirty soles off the furniture!

    Kids these days ...

  • after this election that I have an unexpectedly pressing need to wave large obnoxious flags

    I might be ignorant here, but was this a submission for the Maine state flag referendum?

  • SPRICH

  • That's when they change something.