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  • I thought tariffs are a tax on other countries that they have to pay? And even if that's wrong, it's wrong for companies to raise prices when goods become more expensive. /s

  • All the poor baby vampire sperms dying on her back!

  • All but knitting and gaming. And gaming happens sometimes. I wish I could be drinking cat all weekend without Monday being a disaster.

  • he might be stupid and think these llms work better than they actually do.

    There it is.

  • Hey! He only owns the platform. Why would you think he's putting his thumb on the scale? /s

  • I really like this one. Showed my partner and it took her like seven seconds. She was less impressed, but I still like it.

  • Head writer Richard Bachman.

  • Cutest cat pic for a while. I mean, I love them all and this one is superb.

  • Eighty-six is a term for a bartender kicking out a drunk patron. They know it didn’t call for violence. They don’t care. They want to target his enemies and will use the “appearance” of a call to violence to do so because they are liars.

  • The guy in the lower pic looks like such a chud.

  • Maybe try to research cities that successfully pulled it off and emulate tactics they used. See if you can reach out to people who led those campaigns for advice.

  • I agree.

  • Shameless rewriting of history. Ryan Walters (superintendent of public instruction) is a toadie for the orange bad.

  • No, but I spent a lot of time and money practicing to cook the perfect steak. Now I can eyeball it and adjust the time as needed for a splendid outcome. My partner does most of the other cooking.

  • Oh, cool. We're going backwards. That's fun.

  • Name all your files *.

  • It's the latter one. They want to destroy all government.

  • I'm in Oakland and have a trans flag hanging in my office window. Gotta support my friends.

  • I came from a midwest city of ~400k people that was surrounded by small towns. It was a culture shock when I came to the Bay Area and all the servers at a cafe had tattoos and piercings (this was 20 years ago; the midwest has caught up with this). When I lived in the midwest, they made me take my earrings out to deliver pizza.

    Big cities are absolutely more accepting of diversity. You said yourself that the Pride parade is pretty large. Go get a feel for things. You don't have to have some transformational sense of acceptance. It might happen slowly due to the years of repression (but maybe it's right away, which would be awesome). I'm happy that you're looking for where you fit well because there are definitely those spaces. Good luck!