gengle juice

yeah vs minotaur that match would probably have been over on the first hit. but again, the spectacle is important.

tiny sharp particles. it can pierce the tissue in your lungs just like asbestos.

that doesn’t mean they’re not encrypted.

but also this is an online service for something most computers have been able to do locally out of the box for like 15 years, and it hasn’t been updated since 2023. it’s an obvious red flag even without being unsafe.

isn’t dbrand the guys who publically bragged about having “gotten ahold” of a pre-launch switch 2 and started showing peripherals before nintendo had even revealed it? it’s a pattern with them.

that just sounds like the old playstation emulator to me

if you’ve ever been at an industrial woodshop, you know that sawdust is hella soft and warm. and itchy. and carcinogenic.

this was a cheap ikea pillow. it was also pushing 30. maybe that was it.

unless your cover is lined with a rubber sheet, the pillow will get dirty eventually.

last time i did it exploded in the washing machine. i had to disassemble it and dig the wet filling out by hand.

that’s how i learned it was half sawdust.

they went for entertainment value. the higher you get in the bracket the more samey the fights tend to get. optimizing for performance alone would make for a boring show.

if you want to see this in action, obwalden overlord vs warhead is a good match.

i was more thinking along the lines that they printed an ai-generated graphic on their board.

“visibly liberal” == no hat?

note that this is a local party, and as such their policies are focused on their local area only. apparently they plan to be on the national ballot this year but i’ve not seen any policy changes to reflect that. reading from an interview the founder did in 2022, he had to start his own branch of the left party youth wing because there wasn’t one where he lived, and as soon as they became official he found out that they didn’t like his opinions so he was forced out. as for what those opinions are…

– Vi började fråga oss vad som var relevant i människors vardag. Är radikalfeminismen relevant? Nej. Är frågan om hur många kön som finns relevant? Nej. Är gamla mossiga resonemang om huruvida Sovjet var en arbetarstat relevant? Nej.

Han upprördes av skatteslöseri och kommunala skrytprojekt som genomfördes samtidigt som utanförskapet växte.

– Jag tog frågan till nutid. Vilken klass tjänar egentligen på den förda migrationspolitik som lett till utanförskap och kriminalitet?

“we started asking ourselves what was relevant in the daily lives of people. Is radical feminism relevant? No. Is the question of how many genders there are relevant? No. Are tired old arguments on whether the Soviet Union was a worker-led state relevant? No.”

He was upset by wasted tax money and bragadocious projects the local government spearheaded while social exclusion kept growing.

“I brought the question to present day. What class makes money from the immigration policies that have led to exclusion and criminality?”

He’s coined a term for the class of people he says are the main tax money wasters; “transferiat”, as in the macroeconomic concept of transfer payments. these people, he says, just profit from the system without adding value. as examples, he lists “genusvetare, mångfaldsstrateger, HBTQI-certifikatörer [,] i viss mån även journalister (inom public service). Det finns även ett lägre skikt av transferiatet – de bidragsberoende, framför allt den stora massan av arbetslösa invandrare som kommit att hamna i utanförskapsområden”: gender studies graduates, diversity strategists, LGBTQ-certifiers, journalists in publicly funded media, and unemployed immigrants.

…honestly i was with him for a while there. i thought he was gonna go on a tirade against “bullshit jobs”, but instead he went off the deep end. later on he cites “public art” and “community centers in areas where more limmigrants live” as a waste of taxpayer money.

…every morning?

was his last name zuckerkorn?

so blatantly ai. question is if it was edited in or if they printed it.

interesting take from the country with 95% of europe’s surveillance cameras.

Mandatory testing or randomly pulling people over to test them would be a gross over-reach.

that’s… the standard in all of europe.