I tried baking soda once but the can exploded

This is where the Dems try to poach Musk for themselves

It was genuine curiosity. There are people like you was my point. Perhaps not enough, but not everyone has the resources to be an activist. And it should hardly be surprising that people stayed home this time, considering what was on offer.

Out of interest, what do you do to push for progressive reform? Because if it's phone banking for right-wingers, I'm not sure that counts.

It's a great format. 45 minutes of procedural intrigue, then a load of guys in balaclavas bust in and fuck everything up for the last quarter hour

Me too! The sad thing is that the whole system is set up to prevent people from being able to really choose what to watch. Even within a liberal framework, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the optimum system would be something like 'person decides they want to watch a show with x characteristics, they discover options based on user reviews or a Wikipedia deep dive or w/e, then they click play and the appropriate rights holder is compensated'. It's never just been about compensation though. They can't have users going straight for the good stuff, otherwise what will they do with all the slop?

It makes me very sad tbh. My Dad watches movies all the time, but it's always some average-to-poor Netflix original, because that's what the app surfaces for him.

Yep. If he did get free somehow, there's like a quarter billion safe houses waiting for him. That makes him an incredibly high risk prisoner

Especially when it's something like "wistful" or "jubilant"

Ah sorry I misread

I think also whispers Hayek did actually have some valid critiques of managed economies. I believe there are solutions to these problems tbc, but you can't just hand-wave the critique, even if he was an evil pos.

I don't think I've ever personally conversed with a right winger who has actually engaged with 'the good stuff' from the Right tradition however, so it's important to understand that the cultural impact of this stuff is negligible compared to e.g. Rand

What do you listen to podcasts on? AntennaPod is pretty seamless — you can easily search/subscribe in app.

Hopefully this link works for you (copied from the app)

https://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/1986632895-trueanonpod-blue-light-killer.mp3

If you have money, you're living in a utopia (for you). Say you're walking down the street and you feel like a sandwich — someone will be forced to make you a sandwich on demand. We call it a "cafe", but that is literally the deal. It's an incredible luxury when you think about it. Yet all most rich people do is whine about how they're an oppressed minority or whatever. It's pathetic.

Many apologies, fwiw that was a figure of speech

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Love it.

But they always win at Monopoly

I just have a Libra 2 and it's rock solid

I can't remember exactly, but it's in the Calibre Web documentation (on GitHub). Basically you're just replacing the server address with your own, which you will copy paste from the Calibre Web interface

Don't have anything useful to say, but Calibre Web (ideally on a media server) + Kobo is an amazing combo. You change one line on the Kobo's config and suddenly it thinks Calibre is the Kobo store

I mean I'm sure they'll find a way to channel this into something awful, but there's no way they can admit that killing CEOs is good, or that private healthcare is bad. Traditionally, this is where conspiracy theories come into play.