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It’s still good enough to shoot people who accidentally step on your lawn, or the teachers and co-students you had a disagreement with.
It’s still good enough to shoot people who accidentally step on your lawn, or the teachers and co-students you had a disagreement with.
Who believes that Trump would serve his country? Trump would happily see the country go down in f-ing flames if it served him. Because he is the only one who counts for him, anything else does not matter at all.
When my heart stopped beating in the middle of the night.
Luckily, the human body has mechanisms to force start a heart again. Not funny, though, 0/10, don’t recommend.
Well, the question for me back then was printing wide, so the selection was quite limited from the start. And laser was completely out of the equation, as anything printing wider than 21cm was industrial (size of a bus and price of a house) back then.
Don’t worry, I consider lasers, too.
It will probably be either a Brother Inkbenefit or an Epson Ecotank model.
A Canon printer. Not just a simple one, but a big (wide) one with real ink tanks, about 20 years ago.
Under Linux, I could only access basic printing services with that, and this only by using a default driver not made by Canon that happened to work. So I contacted Canon to get a proper user manual to create a proper device driver for this (something I could have done without problems), and basically got the answer that they would not support this, as “open source is theft of intellectual property”. They also had some very choice words about Linux in general.
I assumed I just got an asshole on the phone, so when I attended Cebit a short time later (back then the biggest trade fair in Europe for things like that), I went to the Canon booth, explained my issue, and basically got the same reply. So I sold the Canon printer and bought an HP one. At least HP supported Linux and supplied working drivers. Sadly, they have really gone down the drain since that, so the next printer will be a different brand again…
Which “taxpeople”? The few super-rich are not paying their fair share anyway, so why should their opinion count?
Good luck with that.
It was a Republican primary, i.e. they were already drawing from the two-digit IQ crowd.
They were registered as “Republican” for the primary, so they draw from the two-digit IQ crowd already.
Also, voters are so fucking stupid.
Especially if they already have a Republican mindset.
Well, I was not that far off. ‘Spamford’ Wallace founded “Cyber Promotions” on 1997. While there have been unsolicided emails even way before that, they had not been an issue: Whoever did them got a clue-by-four from the network community and that’s it. SPAM started to be a problem with ‘Spamford’ Wallace.
OK, you got me there. For me, EMail-SPAM is still a new thing, because I still remember the time before.
SPAM. Not the food variety, but the other. Inventend by a lawyer.
I never said that. I never used the words “cognitively impaired” on him. I always call him things like “demented nitwit” or “stupid idiot”, but never, ever “cognitively impaired”. Because I think he would be challenged to understand those long, multi-syllable words. Which were probably not coined by him, but someone of his team.
Enabled by political corruption.
This is not about outrage. This is about consequences of ones deeds.
And since when is “sister” not family? Didn’t she care growing up with a racist brother?
I don’t think that racism and hate is “nature” thing at all. And his guns did not grow on trees, either.
USD50M fine for a one trillion f-up? This is not even a slap on the wrist.