Always has been. They just used to call it something else.

Gotta build near geothermal vents anyways for power, why not get a good sweat going too?

For consumer electronics? Probably a long time. For industrial applications? Quite often.

It appears to be a music album. I didn’t even know they were plants, much less vegetables!

Lots of states don’t require inspections, FYI.

Blood of the innocent.

THE TOESIES

But it was ten buzzes! What is she supposed to do, not glance?!

Though, if she’s driving close enough to a person that a quick glance is going to cause an accident, she’s definitely a bad driver.

… do you think Apple is the only highly successful company in the world? There’s tons of others… like Epic.

I don’t even know what money you’re talking about. Hard to celebrate that.

At least you admit to your ignorance, that’s the first step to actually knowing what the hell you’re talking about :)

I mean, it’s what you’re celebrating.

You can make some vague claims that it’s going to be good for small businesses and independent developers… but realistically it’s only going to pad the pockets of the already rich. Any benefit to anyone else is going to be negligible.

Give Tim Sweeney lots of money? Why would the government do that?

Have you seen the Love, Death, and Robots episode Zima Blue?

You’re right, if you can’t boil an argument down to a tweet it’s clearly not worth listening to :)

Not a single person in the world can fix all issues all at once. Most people can barely keep one important thing in their mind at a time. We have too many things to worry about to obsess about a group of people who have almost no power anymore. If the time comes when the pendulum swings back in their direction, sure, it’s worth making it an issue… but the world is on fire and you seem to be spending an inordinate amount of time buying gasoline.

Stop trying to fight every battle all at once, and most importantly stop trying to get everyone else to care about every battle you’re obsessed with fighting. They’ll just end up treating it like everything else, too much to deal with.

You can’t learn from the past if you spend too much time living in it.

There’s sure gonna be a lot of them if we spend all our time wringing our hands about what they’ve done in the past instead of preventing it in the future!

Sure, but what we are going to do about it now matters far more than what we’re going to do with the people no longer in a position to do anything about it.

Probably because it does nothing now while children are burning to death.

It should definitely not be forgotten… but it also shouldn’t be our focus. Because if you focus on the inconsequential you get the situation we’ve constantly been in the last… well probably at least as long as the US has been a thing.

If this were more like reconstruction after the US civil war, where the damage has been done and we’re trying to recover from it, it might be the same. Where forgiving past mistakes causes massive consequences that are still being felt. We’re not at that point yet, if we ever manage to get there.

Honor is a flexible concept, especially for Klingons.

I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t been in playschool when yeet became a thing.