Anchovy. It’s a nice salty kick with a lot of umami

If you’re interested in getting into bicycling check if there’s a local co-op. A good one will sell you a cheap bike and even let you pay a decent chunk of it in labor of fixing bikes (and learning to fix yours). Not only is this two hobbies for the price of a few drinks, it’s also a good way to make friends, build skills, learn good trails, and feel connected to your local community. You also can get cheap used parts. The bikes won’t be high end expensive ones, and you may decide some parts are worth paying manufacturer prices for (several used trigger shifters led to me buying new), but when all is said and done they’re usually pretty decent bikes. And you can find weird shit you may not have known was a thing.

No corporations have more rights than people

The concept of nations as well as their culture and cuisine are relatively young. Medieval cuisine was both highly local and also quite similar across a shared biome.

His father is a real piece of shit. Like evej when compared to Elon. But also he grew up in a society defined by a particular level of violence. Even though he was the privileged group there the violence was still present and there was violence to all, including the violence to teach the white children to be the oppressors.

The Lenin one has been on my mind for like a year now. We’re coming up on the anniversary of the February revolution and I’m hoping that as things get worse we’ll see the point where we have had enough.

Historically very true. Nobody ever was glad they invaded Vietnam

I only know mine because I know the immigrant I descended from.

And I want a better future. Guess we’re both gonna be disappointed ain’t we

Honestly it might actually be funnier to do it on a street corner at nobody and everybody. And be sure to pick a place that’s friendly to performance art

Do it. Obviously stop if the person isn’t responding well, but that’s some primo performance art

Southerners are the same way. Nobody calls us yanks as a compliment

Well because I didn’t want to say bombing them on the internet. Or burning buildings associated with ecological destruction. And i forgot about other things like spiking trees (the spikes break chainsaws in a way that osha is not happy about)

Eco terrorists didn’t really care about you using proper pollution control when drilling for oil compared to the potential of forcing you to stop drilling for oil.

Not even that. The Green Scare in the 00s beat it into our heads that if you so much as think about burning an oil rig they’ll imprison your friends and ramp up emissions.

Iesus Nazarenus Rex Romanae. That’s how that went right?

Yeah my loyalty to them comes from the fact that they treat me like they value my business. Every company says they do, but they help when help is needed and get out of the way when it isn’t. The only other businesses I feel that way towards are small restaurants and bars. It’s not an unconditional loyalty but so long as they treat me right they’ll keep my business.

Also it was just brazenly clear they never talked to gamers and were aiming for a nonexistent customer. Cloud based gaming (i think that’s what they were trying to sell) might attract a few people, but it’s obviously a bad idea and it was clearly being phoned in as part of a “we have decided this is what we will tell thr customer to want” type deal.

That would wind up being one of those court cases lawyers love citing wherever they get the chance

Linux support isn’t about competing with them, it’s about competing with xbox

Yeah really the strategy is chasing resilience and value rather than profit. And the strategy is called reasonable long term planning. Yeah they’re throwing millions into Linux now, because the alternative is being at the mercy of Microsoft who is a competitor with a known monopolistic streak.

Adding features is choosing to stay ahead of any competition now or in the future and to maintain the skills of your devs.