That's fair.

To that end, they'd have to start banning all the 24-hr talking heads from being able to call themselves news channels and regulate the term.

As it stands there's no way to flip the counties that that'll just listen to that drivel all day telling them to vote against their own interests.

It means that votes are diluted such that it's nearly impossible for the state to turn despite the fact that most of its voters have.

And while, yes that isn't mutually exclusive to Texas, we weren't talking about them were we?

It's just a way to ensure that a sizeable population isn't adequately represented.

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Or, maybe it's because they're gerrymander'd to shit?

Tyranny by majority...

That means that radioactive and lead-filled items are back on the menu for online retailers, too.

yay, capitalism /s

"Please don't go. The drones need you. They look up to you." -the dialog you get when you try to quit the game.

Alpha Centauri has some great lines. I still make my WiFi some variation of Planetary Datalink.

I'm not sure why anyone is surprised.

There's a literal plan on what to do if a zombie outbreak were to occur, so why do one think preparing for something more plausible is off the table?

The 'they can't have any of we've bought the entire supply' approach, I see.

Allosaurus!

Sounds like a company that needs to be dissolved.

Looks like they have a Lemmy instance, too: https://lemm.ee/c/voxelibre

I'm still going to refer to it as "Formerly Twitter", or "The Service Formerly Known as Twitter".

I ended up buying a collapsible air drying rack and a separate portable washer+spin dryer for my old rental place.

The washer drained into the shower and lived behind the bathroom door once I got some extra hoses for it.

The dryer ended up living in front of the water heater cabinet for the upstairs unit.

The whole kit payed for itself after about 20 weeks with how much the Laundromat was charging.