Is she playing the Name Game while speaking tongues? Next they'll be handling snakes.
I love how they don't rule out people who can't figure out a printed url. I certainly couldnt partner with someone who needs instructions on how to use a link.
Why wouldnt you just use a qr code?
This war is being incredibly mismanaged on every level in the US. There's no strategy, there's no objective, there's no plan.
Food quality is dropping because they didn't plan, this isn't about front line troops where there's supply line issues due to enemy actions.
This is all self inflicted. It should be a scandal of incompetence.
I think that is what angers me so much, is they mention the helpline and suddenly thier hands are clean of any responsibility.
I probably dont have the gene, but I dont feel cool for not clicking an ad. What I mostly feel is rage that the promotions are so obviously geared towards getting the potentially addicted to try it by offering $100's of free (bonus) bets.
And at the end they have the audacity to mention a helpline.
The shape of the final fruit leaves me unconvinced that its not a black raspberry.
Without leaves or an angle peering into the top from where the stem was removed, its basically impossible to confirm my suspicioms. But something in my gut says um, actually.
Thousand Island Socialist
I have it and enjoy it. Its got the same edgy humor of Binding of Issac and Super Meat Boy which is starting to wear thin.
But the gameplay is magnificent. If the battlefields had height to them it'd be the perfect FF: Tactics rougelike.
If you read the article, a large portion of it is dedicated to people defacing and degrading the nature.
Hell the title card image is a tree with a bunch of initials carved into it.
Overall the headline blows, because the article had a large chunk dedicated to Native American Cultural Appropriation and other related criticisms.
Edit: My bad, I didn't see OP's message. Your comment is a pretty good take on OPs commentary. I'm not quite sure how OP tied that message to this article, this article is not really solarpunk focused.
I just read the article. I recommend doing that, it is quiet good.
I arrived during the API debacle.
Some things are better, content and activity.
Some things are worse, spammers, AI proponents who harrass you despite the clear community-wide dislike of the plagarism machine, fascist chuds trying to mainstream rascism, misogyny, and ableism.
Basically each new wave is another usenet September equivalent, and it feels like we're approaching the eternal september epoch as lemmy becomes more widely used. Soon we'll have to deal with state actor bot-nets if we aren't already.
I think try is the wrong world, pretty sure we've succeeded, the question now is "Does anything survive?"
Could the North American biosphere catch a break for once. It's been getting fucked nonstop for like the last 3-400 years.
