Yes, but voters are still morally culpable for their decision

idk if this is just me, but I can't seem to get to any game on smol quest. Like www.smol.quest/games/hollow... just says "game not found"

the thing everyone is going to have to accept is that the post-trump period, whenever it comes, will not and cannot be a project of national unity, it must be a project of partisan project of renewal, in the same way that reconstruction and the new deal were partisan projects of renewal.

I went on Easter to my parent's non-denominational church and I didn't remember the music being so bad when I was a kid. Was it always like that?

basically, the sign is saying gender is personal, not immutable and not binary!

on top: private means the variable (Gender) can only be written to by other code with access, and string is the variable type that means it stores text

on bottom: public can be written to by any code, const (constant) means it's immutable once assigned, and bool is short for boolean (true or false)

That’s my point. If tech companies want to create hardware that needs their services to function, they need to commit to supporting it for a specified period of time on the box instead of pulling the rug when they feel like it. There’s no research you could do to find out when Google would sunset it

They told users at the time of purchase when they would be doing this?

If there has to be a sunset, then they should explicitly define it

unless they communicated the finite life span upfront, then they should support it as long as they are in business.

The level of fucking delusion you have to have to support trump on the terms that most of his voters support him makes it hard for me to understand how they can function in day to day life

If I ordered something from a Canadian retailer before the tariffs, do I get a bill from US customs when it ships? How does that work?

Of course, who knows if Apple will follow Google. Tim Cook seems to be trying to play both sides

If you have iOS Apple Maps is just as good if not better. It’s improved significantly from back when it first launched

Defending community meetings feels like defending caucuses for nominating presidential candidates. I thought everyone saw how undemocratic they are. I don't understand the argument for them compared to regular voting.

It's insane how evil Republicans are. Like, I knew they were before. But somehow it still manages to surprise me.