it has an uncomfortable "i can't tell the difference between Black people" vibe. i don't mind people not remembering the 90s. i do mind people not double checking the broad details real quick
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Martin Luther King Jr doesn't have any famous trial losses to his name, are you thinking of Rodney King, who was also in LA and whose trial was contemporary?
"unused ram is wasted ram"
yeah yeah yeah, great. but all you motherfuckers did that and i'm fucking out of ram.
i'd just worn out a wallet after a couple years and was working my first job and wanted something that would last. the old wallet had worn out in the crease of the bifold
i used to have this wallet. it's a wallet with a metal frame. it's not very comfortable to carry. i bought it after searching "most durable wallet" and getting one of those seo bullshit ad sites before i knew better in 2018
didn't realize the flavor of life was gross asshole.
not really surprised though either
they are systemically undereducated and inundated with propaganda telling them that their problems stem not from the class war but from the culture war, which has long been a dogwhistle for the race war
observe: it's made its way here
oh, does Italy not usually get snowstorms with cyclone structures
GPU accelerated terminal emulators first came about in the mid aughts, though the modern ones that are good, the ones like gostty, really first showed up around 2015. the value for them is that rendering text can be a bottleneck in long-running operations on the terminal in a display environment (as opposed to a raw shell). i only know of one shell with ai features, warp, but i avoid proprietary tools that run system breaking actions so i can't speak to how bullshit is
same here. i was just little when the police brutalized Rodney King. but i still remember my white neighbors being incensed about how while that was wrong, the LA riots were completely unjustified. meanwhile my Black neighbors all tried to explain that a riot is not the result of a single event and that the LA riots were the response to decades and even centuries of mistreatment