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Those are cool!
Those are cool!
What brand is you hammock?
Sounds like you don’t understand numbers.
Ignorance is no excuse for justifying war crimes.
So this will just make even more space junk floating around above the planet? Great.
Stable genius at work.
US privateering at it’s finest.
But think of the shareholders! /s
When the corporations own all the properties, you’ll wish there were squatters rights.
Honestly, we have a similar problem in the US. Republicans are very good at convincing the rural and poor folk to vote against their own best interests. They scare up some bullshit, culture war, religious nonsense and blame the Democrats for making things shitty. When in reality, they just lie, and do the opposite of what they say once they are elected.
At least it looks like conservatism is no different anywhere in the world.
The interface is straight out of the early 2000s.
The last good version of MS Office was Office 2000. The ribbon interface and the rest of its spawn are godawful.
If only there existed some kind of missile you could fire from the ground surface. Hmm
Birds of a shit-feather flock together.
Yea I am aware. My point is that an analog system doesn’t have network outages unless the physical copper wires are all down.
Digital systems are much more fragile.
The whole point of having a landline was that it worked when the power was out.
That was quite informative! Thank you for the article.
Hahaha. That’s a joke right?
Yeah that’s because they can’t sell your location data to the police.
Ahh, the American Dream.
Yes. It was a promotional CD with the installer for the aol program and access phone numbers for dial up.
They typically gave you a month or some amount of free hours as a promotion.
There were millions of them sent out to encourage people to get on the internet at a time when home PCs were still relatively uncommon and internet more so.
There is an ancient meme of a throne made entirely of ail CDs from the dark ages of the internet.
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