i lived in my city for 7 years taking the bus and i eventually had to get a car because a few jobs wouldn't hire me because i didn't have "appropriate transportation"
anyway fast forward to being at the job for a while, the parking lot stretches on so long that it's a 10 minute walk to the office from where i usually park, them i figured it i can take the bus to the building door in 15 minutes
so moral of the story is i bought a car to get the job and continued taking the bus
Elon downvoted this twice.
my house used to be rented out and got the "landlord special" regularly.
i was sanding the walls to prepare for a coat of paint and i found a baseball sized hole they had just put painters tape over and proceeded to paint over the tape.
that is impressive laziness. it takes almost no effort, time or money to plaster. especially when you're already painting
buried their nose a little too deep in Putin's ass
here it fucking comes, if you thought it was enshitified you haven't seen anything yet!
Helly had the right idea.
i have this handy applicator that lets you skip that step, point and click, hk makes it.
the issue with our current system is that it requires those with the power to cede some of the tools that help them in power in order to fix it
it's already doing that, in order to meet them in the middle we'd have to believe they were doing it in good faith which they aren't
agreed and to that same token the cuts to education and science spending are not just backwards Republicans talking away money from social systems.
they're defunding them because they are a threat to their power
if America truely does want to become independent then Intel's strategic importance should be obvious.
This the rug pull will do some damage.
very true, however while it shares many of the same risks nuclear still pollutes only a tiny fraction of what oil and coal do for the same power output.
that being said the future for solar and wind look bright as we discover better methods of recycling them to recover precious metals