


Modder, programmer, and all around tinkerer. Yes, I'm that New Vegas and Deus Ex guy.
You can also find me over at kbin.run under the same username. Also kbin.social if it ever comes back from the dead.

Quick, someone make a Lemmy instance called Scunthorpe. Should keep out the trash level of LLMs that seem to shit things up.

Full-sized trash cans don't fit in a car very well. But they fit nicely in a truck. This truck can "haul"...all kinds of bulky, awkward shit that doesn't weigh much. I've got a lot of that in my life.
Yep, furniture especially. A Queen-size bed is bad enough, but at least you can tie that onto the roof of most sedans. A table and some chairs? Some dressers? Doesn't matter how light they are, you run out of space real quick, and that's assuming you've got your Luggage Tetris skill maxed so you can cram everything in perfectly.
...or you could just set it all in the bed and put a net over it if you really wanna make sure it won't go anywhere. I know which one I prefer.

Debian 12 let me turn an ailing Gateway Centrino laptop into a media center + game station. It's technically dual core but it's 32-bit and really, really goddamn slow. Still, it's more than fast enough to run everything from the 4th console generation and before, and play a bunch of stuff I snagged with yt-dlp... as long as I made sure it was h264 and 480p or lower. Yeesh.
Still more than enough to make the break room at work amazing.

Ironically, a large portion of that industry is owned by the Timeshare industry. You can imagine that they aren't always the most effective at getting people out of those contracts.

What's the Venn Diagram of "childhood pyromaniacs" and "Linux users" look like?

Hey, remember the time you said Elon's Nazi Salute had been "debunked"? 'cause we do.
Go Sealion elsewhere.

There are plenty of pieces of legislation which allow small businesses to exist which do not involve literally outlawing the competition. Outlawing competition is the sort of regulatory capture that simply should not exist, no matter who benefits from it. Rather, the consumer never benefits from it.

small businesses
car dealerships
Bruh, wat?
Yeah, famously "small business", those car dealerships. Right up there with payday loan places, and equally ethical. I can't even.

Because the laws had to exist for dealerships to exist...
If a business cannot exist without its competition being made illegal then it should not exist. Anti-competitive laws cut both ways.

All of the things you've listed there are reasons why dealerships should be allowed to exist. They do not address why manufacturers should not be allowed to sell cars directly to consumers at their own stores. Why would that interfere with the numerous benefits you've suggested that dealerships bring about? Consumers would still be able to choose to purchase their car from a dealership, so why wouldn't they? What could motivate them to go direct to the manufacturer?
Price. It's the price. Manufacturers can offer cars to the consumer at a better price, period. Not only that, they offer it without you having to sit through 2 hours of high-pressure sales and having to double-check every goddamn form you sign to make sure some rate or term duration hasn't "accidentally" been changed to a much higher value.
If dealerships were actually competitive they wouldn't need this law on the books to keep their industry alive.

Turn it around: how does the enforced dealership model benefit consumers? What value is added by forcing people who want to buy a car to go through another entire group of salespeople adding their own overhead and cost to the equation rather than buying directly from the car manufacturer?
Musk's motivations are anything but pure here, but this is one of those "a stopped clock is right twice a day" moments.

No, he had sense to not ever include any of it from the get-go. Plenty of websites and services suggested he include 88 in his username though.

People were also born on the 14th in '88. Any of 'em who have sense don't put that in their username though, at least for very long.
Source: my poor brother.
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Unfortunately, Sony seems to be really hostile towards allowing most any video player apps on the PS5. They specifically went out of their way to remove DLNA support, and they only just allowed a DLNA-enabled video player on the store 7 months ago... and it's subscription based.

Especially since the comment is still up and visible.
Now OP's response under that where he posted "Guillotine Elon", that was removed.
EDIT: You can also see this by searching his post history in the sub on pullpush. It's literally the first result.

Kinda the same here in Nevada. Our Spanish teacher explained them briefly but told us we didn't need to learn them, didn't test us on them, so on.

Yep. Underwood Ranches. You can buy it from their site directly or on Amazon. It's good stuff.
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Most of them have gone to BlueSky. A few are on Mastodon but rarely as their primary (sadly). A lot of artists have gone to places like FurAffinity, Pixiv, and to a lesser extent DeviantArt.
Unfortunately a lot of them have just resorted to being on Patreon, which is unfortunate.
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Even the porn creators and erotic artists have left.
When you've lost the porn it's game over man.

Oh no doubt, but they thought they could appease him somehow. Now they're realizing that once you're on his list there's no getting back in his good graces. Peace was never an option.

What is the worst, most incorrect way to eat a pizza?

Section Chief rule


Read right-to-left, if you didn't know.
Source: Dad, the Beard Gorilla, and I