Inherently disgusting image

LOL I was thinkin’ about Spaghett when I opened this post, and there he was.

Bizzaro world, where doing things that contradict themselves is normal. BIZZARO! Go to war against Iran, but help them economically at the same time!

In 2020 there were some tweets from Jenna Jameson saying that there were many Epsteins, and that he was almost an amateur in comparison to some. She was a porn star so the credibility is not the same as a Nobel Laureate, but she also has probably seen into the “underworld” more than most of us.

Republicans made a religion out of fossil fuels vs clean energy, because the Russian oiligarchs that own them told them to. This is what clean energy advocates need to defeat. Hopefully the manufactured oil crisis from Operation Epstein Fury has diminished the faith in that dumbass oil-worship system somewhat.

At least they haven’t forgotten about the criminal cover-up that’s still ongoing, even while Operation Epstein Fury fucks over the world in the attempt to distract from it. Subpoenas like this are one of the primary ways to enforce accountability, and even though that hasn’t really happened yet (accountability) in this bullshit hurricane, we should still support their efforts.

Features that need 2x the GPUs makes the stock go up 2x

Matt Berry doing commercial announcements for Burger King was hilarious. “Buhrrrgahh King” “The gray-test Whoppaaa youVE evah taysted!”

The usual junk markets like Amazon, eBay, AlliExpress. There are probably better places to shop but I just found deals and bought some without much planning involved.

You can still order cheap panels and batteries online in the USA. DIY = freedom

I didn’t read the article, but to back up what the headline says I have seen the price of batteries dramatically decrease over the last few years. For example, about 3 years ago I got some 200Ah lead gel-type batteries for my solar setup that cost over $400 each, and one of them is already failing. Last year and this year I bought LiFePO4 batteries that are higher capacity for less than the lead ones cost. The first batch was near $400 each for 300Ah LiFePO4 batteries, and this year I got more of the same for about $250 each. Lead is dead for solar. LiFePO4 is very cheap relatively now. The next step is probably Sodium-ion batteries - should be cheaper and more reliable than LiFePO4 batteries.

What he really meant was that “We (the rich) don’t give a fuck about anybody else’s life”

It means they suck as people, and generally have compromised morality.

Human rights are a “Left Wing” concept these days in general. Right Wing bastards are quite literally ruining our world.

HAHA they logged their whackin’ off activity into an app to upload that data to the cloud. Did they not ever think “what could go wrong with this?”

People just really let the damn phone apps run their whole lives don’t they. I’m so glad I got to grow up before smartphones existed.

Obviously from all that weight lifting

Get that boy a helmet and a doctor!

What could go wrong with such a brilliant strategy built upon an ultimatum, when we have a basic bunch of drunk podcasters in command of the military. The levels of Dumb and Wrong are way off the charts now

There’s an episode of Black Mirror about exactly that and it was hella depressing. I think it starred Chris O’Dowd and Mya Rudolph, who are both usually really funny actors, but it was the opposite of funny.

Generally people commute to jobs within a reasonable distance, from where they live if they can’t find a nearby job that’s good enough.

For example if you lived in the area of Edinburg, Illinois (population about 1000) you would have the jobs listed here available within 35 miles: https://www.indeed.com/l-edinburg,-il-jobs.html

In a semi-rural area like that, it’s only going to take you about 30 minutes to drive 30 miles on highways. It’s not like driving through 30 miles of city. It’s common for rural folks to have a 30 minute to 1 hour daily commute to work.

Remote work is really what’s best though.

Yep, it’s great to have room to breathe and do what you want, and still have a reasonable access to basic stuff nearby like groceries, general supplies. In the old days, living outside the city meant that it was hard to get anything that’s not common, boring, or basic. You’d have to drive to a Big City to get any kind of unusual stuff like skateboards or guitars. But we have online shopping now and you can get anything you want shipped to your doorstep, so I have no need for the city.

“Jobs only exist in big cities” because no one else outside of cities is able to make a living… all areas other than cities must therefore be uninhabited