

Just like the good old days and the coal mines.


Just like the good old days and the coal mines.


That looks like they just installed the mine on that thing without thinking about how it affects the center of gravity.


So half of Europeans are fucking idiots?


The best way to protect freedom and democracy is of course to implement totalitarian surveillance. Wait, you don’t like it? Sounds like you have something to hide.


Nazis always need a new enemy to hate. Everybody will be targeted eventually.


Because listening to talking heads regurgitating corporate propaganda is so much better, right?
The standard terminal in Mint is perfectly fine. You won’t ever need anything else unless you become a system operator taking care of data centers worth of machines. It’s definitely worthwhile getting into, even if you don’t strictly need it. Just watch a few introductory videos and get sudoing. The chances you’ll break something are pretty low, if you use common sense. Having said that, always back up your data before doing anything you’re not 100% certain about.


Rules are only for the rubes. That is a constant for every fascist regime.


They are worth watching just for the spectacle. But you’re right, the storytelling is just an afterthought.


In other words: “what’s a little genocide between friends, as long as the profits keep rolling in”.


Or Mint. I use Mint because it works with minimal hassle.


Just look at the childrens’ graves in old graveyards to see how wonderfully natural immunity works.


What have those poor bears done to deserve this?


In 1995 I bought 4 MB of RAM for DM 200, which, adjusted for inflation probably works out to about €200 in today’s money. I’d say, prices have come down quite a bit, since.
Those things breed pretty quickly.


Oh, of course! Those primaries will be lit!
And then there are the old farts that still play movies from Blu-ray disks. The picture quality is better and you have more control over the experience. And I’d argue that the picture on my OLED screen is better than what I’ve seen in most cinemas. And you don’t have any rude idiots to contend with and the disk costs less than two cinema tickets and a bowl of popcorn.