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I feel a little like David Attenborough: a fascinated outsider.

We can't ignore that.

Yes we fucking can! We absolutely can, and should.

What we need to do is beat them with full-throated pro-working-class policy that people actually care about, and force them back into the slimy hole they crawled out of.

You're like fucking wormtongue, trying to poison us into spineless capitulation to the enemy.

Tim Walz, maybe, if he quits listening to the neolib assholes giving him shitty advice?

Nobody gives a fuck what the right thinks or your fearmongering in favor of it. Knock it off.

Does that mean you can use IP6 to connect despite CGNAT, or do the ISPs that use it tend to firewall off the IP6 connections anyway?

Yeah, if this shit has to exist, at least let me use it for presence detection in Home Assistant without having to buy separate sensors or something!

...point taken. 😳

He's also just straight-up stealing from the treasury to reward his paramilitary thugs at this point.

Imagine being trapped in a turbolift with Morn, Dr. Vassbinder, and Calvin Hutchinson.

I'm a millennial, so not that old, but even I consider there to be a difference between "dating" (casually with no particular commitment to a single person) and "going steady" or "being boyfriend and girlfriend."

Not that I ever actually did casually date multiple girls at the same time, mind you, but that's just because I have no game, not because it was some kind of taboo.

I remember I visited Italy on a Latin class trip back in high school, and got a real culture shock when I saw carabinieri(?) patrolling the airport armed with some kind of assault rifles or SMGs. I don't remember seeing any "normal" police once I was out walking around in the cities so I have no idea if they would've been armed or not, but that was definitely heavier weaponry than I'd seen any American cop carrying, in the airport or otherwise.

I don't think non-Americans appreciate how few guns one encounters in America if one isn't a gun nut or gun-nut-adjacent. It is not that everybody owns a gun. It's that the relative few people who own dozens or hundreds of guns skew the average.