Then let’s find someone something else to burn

DNA already has blockchain vibes. We could unravel the … transactions if we understood all the code.

And it looks like finding them not guilty due to lack of evidence, not declaring nullification - for anyone who did not know.

Like. It wouldn’t even hurt your hand. Look at the fluffy thing.

That’s a good way for cruelty to come back around. Abuse a hundred thousand people and see if a few don’t snap and take it out on those responsible. Seems like domestic terrorism may not be just a right wing hobby for too much longer. Bet authorities suddenly take it more seriously if that does happen.

Turns out who we pick to lead the country matters a lot

Buy your axe grinding wheels now before it’s hard to keep them in stock.

When are the shareholders going to sue the fuck out of him for devaluing the stock they bought?

Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Newt Gingerich, Mitch McConnell, and now Trump (and arguably many others along the way) have been choosing self over country and intentionally breaking safeguards for longer than most of us on Lemmy have been alive. It’s indirect violence. But it’s violence regardless. And they’ve gotten away with it so far.

My cousin said the exact same thing.

They don’t know shit, but they still vote with such confidence. It’s maddening.

Every comment after the first has been a response to someone else’s comment to me. You’re saying I didn’t heed any of that comment because I … responded to other comments?

It’s behind a paywall for me. Did you read it?

I found it interesting to think about his darker side hidden in plain view all along. Didn’t seem like the sort of thing that would be offensive.

It’s clearly a bad faith statement to characterize my comment as being about “coloring books” in a thread about “systemic and repeated rape”.

Read the comments. People are upset they don’t get to like one of their favorite authors anymore. That’s what the thread is about.

You evoked rape to strengthen your argument? That’s fucking gross.

As if the comment section is some sacred place where only somber reflection can occur.

I genuinely liked the other person’s thoughtful response.

You just seem bitter.

No clue what he did (have not yet read the article). Haven’t really consumed any of his media. But I did buy a coloring book based on some TV show he did?

Anyway, I bought that book because of how fucking weird it was. I remember thinking at the time the artist behind it seemed like a pretty twisted up dude.

I’m surprised everyone else is surprised, but my perspective is fairly unique - not having experienced/enjoyed any of his art beyond some crazy coloring book without the context to understand the pictures.

No we wouldn’t because you can’t just walk into another country and live there. Look at how much the US loses our minds when people from other countries do that here.

We have to fix our braindead conservative family members, not wait for Mexico to resolve all its issues.

It really solidifies our judicial system as a joke. I hope he’s eaten by fears of extrajudicial remedies, but he honestly seems too stupid to understand the risk.

Because this is the Internet, I’ll be pedantic and say the interface where each cord plugs into the next probably adds some resistance as well.

So, 50 cords 1 ft each plugged into each other would have a higher resistance than the same wire at a single 50ft length.

I doubt it really matters in the practical terms of your answer and the question being asked though.

PH stopped working in VA several months ago if not longer, and we weren’t the first.

You joke, but Call of Duty improved my laser tag abilities considerably. Not to say laser tag equals war, but some strategies and concepts carry over.

I bet the North Koreans are struggling with things like “left click the mouse see to select what you want. Right click the mouse to bring up an options menu.” “No. Don’t point the mouse at the screen. Just move it around on top of this little pad. See the arrow moving when you do that?”