I’m guessing you’re from Europe. American tourists that go to Europe generally are of significantly higher income than the rest of us. Please, do treat them like shit. Also, if you can make the whole process costly for them, that would be greatly appreciated.

My cousins and I were actually shocked to see this recently in a restaurant. We don’t live in the same area, yet none of us could recall seeing this in recent memory. It felt so anachronistic.

According to the DEA, the reaction emoji means this whole conversation is code for buying pot.

So much of forensics is bullshit or not quite as accurate as it’s portrayed to the public. People are already primed to accept information from people with titles/degrees and copaganda television cements that trust in these “experts.”

They literally grow in their own “packaging.” Wtf?

It was the general reading/vocabulary.

Very true. Hopefully, he still enjoys reading today.

I had a coworker approach me on break and start telling me about a book he was reading and how much he was enjoying it. Towards the end, he mentioned struggling with it and that he wished someone had told him how great reading was earlier. We were both damn near 30, and it was a YA novel. I resisted the asshole urge to roast him because, shit, at least he’s trying?

I am absolutely bewildered to hear that democrats are following in the republicans footsteps! Unimaginable!

Stop the geonicide by force if necessary. Send all the Europeans, Americans, and Canadians back home. Have trials, then hangings. Return all stolen land/property to the victims (or their descendants) of the colonizers. You know, post geonicide things.

Anybody who thinks that behavior is rude is a busy body snake and is best avoided, regardless.

That’s an interesting point you made about disabling the tracking breaking trust with friends. Everyone is entitled to private moments, and it is strange that friends would feel entitled to your location, particularly when the focus should primarily be about the safety of the group. I suppose we have young people who have come of age in an era when they’ve had little digital privacy. This doesn’t just include corporations and governments but also from their guardians. I could see how this may seem normal to them, but it seems unhealthy from where I’m standing.

Absolutely. Linux in general has become very approachable. I recently came back to Linux after 15 years away and I have been very impressed with how well everything just works. I’ve only experienced very minor issues with peripherals that were solved with a simple Google search or update.