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You're not wrong about wanting to actually own the stuff you buy, but your comment is predicated on the false notion that you don't own a game you bought as a digital download. Everybody needs to quit falling for the copyright cartel shysters' lies.

(This is also a reply to the sibling comment by @Cherry@piefed.social, BTW.)

Look, if you just want something that vibrates there are a lot of easier ways to achieve that.

The 2A was explicitly and deliberately written to affirm the right of the "Militia" (i.e. the People) to defend the "free State" (i.e. themselves against tyranny).

The thing was written by people who had literally just finished rebelling against their legitimate government. You cannot credibly say they weren't pro-rebellion.

Hence crossing it out.

I should start digging through my old hardware to find stuff to sell.

Put on some cushion-y foam tape, then put the fancy Brooks leather tape back on over it. (Hopefully you haven't cut the Brooks tape too short, 'cause that stuff is expensive.)

Or if not the whole bar, get some of those gel pads that cushion key areas:

"not being charged with a crime [is approximately equal to being] unable to be charged" would've been a lie, if that had been what you meant to write.

Lemmy's population is overrepresented by software engineers who know more about how LLMs actually work than the general public does. Let that sink in.

Data centers ought to only be allowed in rural areas to begin with. Even if the noise/vibration/heat/etc. weren't an issue they're still a goddamn hole with zero foot traffic, and that's just bad urbanism. They're like public storage warehouses, but even worse.

They need access to the Internet backbone, but that doesn't mean they have to be in cities. Put 'em somewhere along the fiber halfway between.

(It was meant to be a joke about the makeup changes between TOS and DS9, pretending the forehead ridges were extreme wrinkles.)

Election fraud. "Voting" fraud or "voter" fraud is the mostly-fictional problem he's trying to use as an excuse.

Shitty SCOTUS rulings don't make it not a crime either. Dred Scott was the law of the land at one point, too.