In this day and age, I think you should add the /s.

Just make sure to pay your respects to the boot! (Amazing how I immediatly knew what Simpson episode this refers to.)

Exactly the mental picture I had too.

I’m picturing two Iranian guys, sitting in beach chairs next to the straight, sipping coctails, next to a crate marked “RPG”.

Not until you cleaned up your political class, young man/lady/lizard!

Yes, we all want to kick the Israeli and US ambassadors.

Oh, that great, I almost worried anyone important might have to skip their favorite breakfast. /s

Oh Logins are horrible. For example. I have a 3D printer, it’s connected to my LAN. The software to use it, however, requires to a login to connected to this local device. This already sucks, the worst is that me and my wife both use this printer on our own computer and each time she uses it, I’m required to login again after she’s done. I hate this, because this shouldn’t be the case for a local device, secondly every service has different requirements for the password policy, thirdly the app doesn’t remember the password, fourthly, neither do I.

• Universal health care.
• Financial help for the poor.
• Free music performances in all states
• Large momnument construction
• Investing in local infrastructure
• Visiting sick kids in a hospital.

Probably a lot more of those. And none of these involve killing people.

So, hypothetical, if I bought these, put a spare laptop in a closed, filled with the worst shock movies from the internet, and set these glasses so that they continuesly watch these videos. Would that be against the EULA?

I’m sure they have spares who’re very motivated to show why they should be the new grand chief.

So, yeah, expect violence. I just hope they aim at millitary targets and not some innocent civilians.

In every person there are two wolves: One wolf wants to ask the rest of the story, the other wolf knows it shouldn’t ask. In the end it comes down on which wolf you feed. I’m just saying, does anyone know what imaginary wolves eat?

To be fair, the only time I used Twitter was in a data science course that required to capture some data from the “firehose” (unsorted and unfiltered realtime stream of tweets). Other than that I never cared for it. Wouldn’t affect me at all if they ban it, so it’s easy to be in favor of such a ban.

Maybe some people assumed it was about the ‘x’ math problems ask you to find?

I really hope you guys receive the wake-up call and get your shit together. I really liked the pre-Trump USA, but now it’s down to one star.

Fine, “In a test US accidentally launches live ICBM at Mar a Lago”

Seeing who father is, I wouldn’t even trust him near anything sharp.

Identifying yourself for official business on a government site is not the same as providing official ID to a random picture sharing site. Pretty much every service has had a leak which required heaps of people to change their trusted password. How would you fix this when they leaked your full official identity?

Duke Nukem Forever. As a teen Duke Nukem 3D was one of my most loved gaming experiences. Awesome game, came with easy to use level editor (Never got the original doom level editors to work back then). Played many many hours, made my own levels. Just plain loved the game.

Then the wait for Duke4Ever started and I waited, and waited and waited and (continue for 20 years so) and finaly got to play it.

It wasn’t bad really, it just wasn’t as fun as Duke3D was in my teens. It still had the same kind of humor, but never really hit any high notes. Weapons were limited, instead of having a weapon behind each number on the keyboard, now it was pick one up and drop one off.

Didn’t even try to see how the level editing was.

Maybe I’ll pick it up again if it’s a euro on Steam or GOG, as Duke3D still is loved childhood memory.

The peace prize ofcourse.