

Are pop culture references theft? No.
All things are possible through Christ!
Are pop culture references theft? No.
This is an acceptable thing to believe if you’re a teenager or younger. Past that it’s just embarrassing.
I take downvotes as an admission of guilt to my observations, thanks.
That’s not a very reliable way to determine that. Might as well admit something like “I take the shape of the tea leaves to mean that I am correct.”
The meaning of “meme” continues to drift. It’s almost synonymous with “post” now.
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In my family, the more conservative guys are the clean shaven ones. Weird.
I said that on here and was heavily downvoted. Granted, I was inebriated so a lot of anger came across (so I’ve since deleted it) so maybe it was that.
Fully explain the joke. Why is it funny?
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Because you install the app, make an account, and use it and now it has more celebs I guess.
I think that if you want BlueSky like growth for activity pub… You federate with Threads. Or another hypothetical flagship where everyone is sent. Stop worrying spreading users around so much. People who join that network on the flagship can learn about federation and instance switching later.
I’m sure many people on activitypub would prefer that it grows more like it has though.
I prefer wankie tankies
Billionaires are the most accomplished human beings. They should be in control of literally everything!
Dave the Diver.
I felt so lucky to realize that I wasn’t going to like that game at all within the refund window.
No selection pressure after the age at which our adult teeth fail
It becomes a “to each according to his need” scenario where “his need” is being determined by the central committee
This happens at the health insurance company now, and they are profit driven. They need to deny coverage in order to make their investors money.
I think you’re right, since a website like SteamHistory is definitely not going to bother establishing a representative in an EU state the only recourse would be to try to go through the US legal system and it’s far from clear to me how that would go. GDPR seems like it was written with actual businesses in mind, but SteamHistory isn’t exactly that. I think a business would want to comply or lose access to a valuable market, but there’s less leverage on a (seemingly) privately run web site.
Nothing.
Most work laptops I’ve seen use smart cards for this. The computer is locked unless your card is inserted and a PIN is entered, and removing the card locks the computer.
Trolling should be more subtle