Hence the Free Software Movement.

Either the “girliest” drink they have, or (more likely) a soft drink. I’m intrigued by cocktails and want to like them, but I never acquired a taste for alcohol.

$25/vehicle is a fucking pittance.

I got a copy of Turbolinux 6 (released in 2000) from somebody at a Hamfest, but couldn’t get it to install and run.

Two years later, I was successful in running Debian and Gentoo.

It sounds derived/corrupted from Ionian.

Depends on the salad.

(But let’s be honest, it’s usually ranch.)

Suburban homeowners are the real “welfare queens.”

Good luck with your impending ice age.

That’s what the “well-regulated militia” of the 2nd amendment was already supposed to be (give or take longbows vs. guns)

No, that’s not how it works. The homeless are being converted into prison slaves.

That’s when it’s time to shame, ridicule, ostracize, and exile. People like that do not deserve the benefits of living in a society.

Do you want a fascist dicatorship? 'Cause letting assholes be dangerously wrong without pushback is how you get a fascist dictatorship.

Where’s my damn flying car?

Neat, now I can design foundations for a moonbase.

Ah, good point. I was thinking about zoning codes, not building codes.

I could be wrong, but I think the zoning laws tend to be much more focused on stopping people from working in residential areas than on living in commercial or industrial ones.

It’s significantly worse if your house is humid, and dehumidifiers increase the heat, but they’re still worth it

Fun fact: the reason air conditioners are called “conditioners” instead of “coolers” is that they were originally designed for dehumidification.

WARNING: NOT FOR USE IN HIGH HUMIDTY.

Adding more water to an already hot and humid situation risks a Wet Bulb.

If the water coming out of your cold tap is cool (which it should be, since pipes are typically underground), then I think maybe it would still work because you could refresh the t-shirt with colder water occasionally. It’s just less than ideal compared to doing it in a dry climate.

If it were “obviously the case,” the guy that commented about still being confused wouldn’t have 7 upvotes (at the time of writing).

Pledging to vote for someone despite the genocide means they have no incentive to stop the genocide. That is the more dangerous stance.

Bullshit, it’s the least dangerous stance!

• You can vote for Biden and have him fail to stop the genocide
• You can vote for Trump and have him enthusiastically support and egg on the genocide
• You can vote third-party and have Trump enthusiastically support and egg on the genocide

Those are your choices. Pretending that there’s some choice other than voting for Biden that causes less harm is a DELUSIONAL LIE, end of!