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Man, I wish they would have tried.
General Patton having his "oh shit" moment hunkered down in Paris at 2 am before the partisans shot him.
The KPRA helping General MacArthur do his best 
impression.
The shocking realizations among the Western Allies that their local fifth columns are a lot larger, better armed, and dedicated than they had anticipated.
A Pyrrhic victory would look much more like a loss than they ever could have anticipated. The British had an entire empire to lose and they absolutely would have. Nuking Moscow would have been impossible, nuking Paris or Berlin would only have led to a more unilateral opposition from the rest of the world as this became a global war of class struggle.
EmmaGoldman
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Yeah, sure. "The deal is too good! We're goin' out of business!" C'mon Mr. Krabs, we're not falling for this shit or Red Lobster's.
EmmaGoldman
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Unbelievably good post.
EmmaGoldman
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This is also basically every straight couple.
EmmaGoldman
6d ago
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"Bro wait, he died? If I was there, I'd have eaten so many hot dogs they'd have to let him go!"
EmmaGoldman
6d ago
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$20,000 of reparations in the form of a PPP-style loan that can only be used by business owners to invest in crypto.
EmmaGoldman
7d ago
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I dunno about that. The Republican Party is a political cockroach. It's unkillable. Every time they're cooked, they just survive inexplicably.
EmmaGoldman
7d ago
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Working Families-Farm-Labor-Progressive-Nonpartisan League
Just merge all the various left-wing fusion parties into one thing.
EmmaGoldman
7d ago
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It's like they're both trying to lose.
EmmaGoldman
7d ago
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Crickets are fine. Also just accidentally caught a fly in my throat the other day while cycling. That was less fine.
EmmaGoldman
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, I believe you'll find it's stadia, not "stadiums," NYT.
EmmaGoldman
2w ago
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Ah! Thanks, been way too long for me oof.
EmmaGoldman
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Holy shit. This is supposed to be a bell curve, and it looks like this. Grim.
EmmaGoldman
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iirc, the only evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election was on ballots that voted for Trump, as well.
EmmaGoldman
2w ago
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It's pretty much the exact same thing in the US. Even if you don't have to show a state ID/driver's license, you have to be on the list and usually need to show something. You can only get on the list by registering, which requires US citizenship.
The apparent source of this propaganda is based around the concept that some areas allow people with only a Permanent Residency but who have not yet gotten citizenship to vote in some local elections, like school board members, mayors, or on local referenda. This still notably doesn't apply to anyone who isn't a permanent resident or citizen nor does it allow permanent residents to vote for the president, or even moderately important figures like congresspeople or governors.
EmmaGoldman
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They can't. This is just conspiracy theory nonsense.
EmmaGoldman
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EmmaGoldman
3w ago
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Space Heater
Try a heated blanket. You can warm yourself directly, without having to heat the whole room.
EmmaGoldman
3w ago
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Disabled chapos can get a doctor to help them fill out a TPD Discharge form and try to get the loan discharged.
Shut up, nerds.
 capitalism bad   death to america 
It seems like they're all really expensive, with most halfway decent ones being over $1000. It also seems like they're really finicky and hard to get working consistently. Are there any 3d printers that are actually a refined product, something you can just get and start using? I don't want to spend most of my time fiddling with the settings and having to buy a ton of upgrades in the hopes of getting it to be a functional machine that can actually be used to print out parts. If there are any out there that are basically self-maintaining or highly automated in terms of configuring themselves correctly, is it only the really expensive ones, or are there more affordable sort of "get and forget" printers that you can just set up and start using?
www.dw.com
  
Consider the RSI-prone gamer. I would like to have healthy hands and wrists in older age and still use the computer.
Looking for a matching set (brand/aesthetic wise) of a mechanical keyboard and mouse for gaming that: - Isn't super tacky or coated in branding - Has a detachable usb c cable (sick of mini-usb and I will never be okay with a fixed cable on a keyboard) - Has build quality that's actually halfway decent - Isn't ludicrously expensive - Is compatible with something like Artemis RGB or Aurora RGB for aRGB game integration (my little crow brain likes when the blinky gamer lights change colors when I reload and stuff in games) I don't know if I'm just bad at researching this sort of thing but it really seems like all the options out there only meet one or two of these requirements at best. Is this just the state of the market when it comes to these things? Do I need to build a custom keyboard?
www.newscientist.com
Gotta double check.
Holy shit what is wrong with these people
This is my favourite map projection and maybe now it can be yours, too!
apnews.com
Critical support for fucking over the Moonies, but straight to the gulag for attempted landlordism.
My Thinkpad p50 came stock with a [terrible BOE display](https://www.panelook.com/NV156FHM-N42_BOE_15.6_LCM_overview_26390.html) that I despise, the colours are awful and the backlight is worse. I know you can swap it out for less crappy displays, I'm just wondering if there's any reason that [this Samsung OLED panel](https://www.panelook.com/ATNA56YX03-0_Samsung_15.6_OLED_parameter_49379.html) (the only one I could find on panelook with the seemingly correct specs) wouldn't work. If anyone could double check this before I blow like $250CAD on a display that'd be super.
Localized entirely within your kitchen?
Someone else can make this bit funnier
techcrunch.com
Ghouls be ghoulish.  
www.pcgamer.com
Moore's law isn't dead, it just applies to treat shrinkflation now.