As a non-American, I think the country still gives the world something. People may bitch and moan the military industrial complex, but I am glad American taxpayers sacrifice their own money to keep Chinese imperialism from devouring my country.
I also think the American tech sector brings a lot to the table.
Don't get me wrong, it's a cesspool of a nation, but it still produces useful goods and services.
#3 Why we still haven't got colonies on the moon
#2 Climate change
#1 That fascism is back
Over the last few hours, many of the "FUCK SPEZ" drawings have started to be taken over by other image, causing users to suggest that Reddit admins are interfering with their art (there is no evidence so far that would prove this).
Can't you track who draws the pixels and timing of said pixels or some shit?
Climate refugees will have to find new homes. I would imagine New Zealand and Tahiti would absorb the couple-thousand people as they are the closest larger Pacific Island nations. Australia is less friendly to immigrants.
Same. Honestly, I'm here for the gameplay. I appreciate a bit of background story, but when there's too much reading and cut scenes, I get bored.
I'm non-tech. I swing a hammer for a living.
The extent of my knowledge is building my gaming PC and a bit of HTML 20 years ago. I'm still a bit confused as to what is going on, but I'm managing.
I think more people will migrate here once more apps create accessibility for the layperson.
Literally first thing after installing windows (yes I know, I use AutoCAD and I'm stuck) on my new build was nuke edge off my PC.
This meme template is gold. I haven't seen it before.
On a scale of 1-to-Sad, how disappointed with this product were you?
I feel like reddit was way less confusing than this shit, but honestly I'm here for the ride if I can hang on. I've done my part and invited those I know who use(d) reddit.
Or that topic is covered in general.
I wouldn't, my food prep skills far supercede my wife's. I'd likely get mashed potatoes for lunch every day.