I smashed that upvote button so hard. Whip that llamas ass

Bad luck Brian:

1 day left on prison sentence. Dies. Resuscitated.

Have you considered making your deck building game an mmorpg?

My rule is that if the critic score is too high I won't like it, and the audience score needs to be higher than the critic score and we have a banger on our hands

Huh, turns out asbestos is actually delicious too

They need to moooove over

If isWeekend doesn't exist, then the weekend doesn't exist, so it's naturally false.

That's why JavaScript gets pushed so hard - it's part of the capitalist agenda to keep us working 7 days a week

They insist on doing the same thing at the exact same time and are pathological about it.

100% chance they both do Ben, but he will have to come in both of them with the same amount of cum, somehow at the same time

Source: the reality tv show they were on

Companies like Microsoft should really have a fund for fixing open source projects - it's breeds good will, reduces the cost of development, and they in turn get software for much less cost than if they did it themselves.

Like - we are using project X and I want to request a bug fix, they go - estimate your effort in shirt sizes or points or some shit for you to do it.

A bean counter looks at their scale that directly converts effort to cost they have under the table, and they give you a budget to offer the dev of the software as part of the fix request

Why spend money when you can bully people?

As an Australian who gets bombarded by the US point of view and agenda from their tech companies - I think America could do with an outside influence undermining the government's point of view.

As the post points out - the US government is doing an incredibly shitty job looking out for its citizens, and if they were afraid of a propaganda machine holding them accountable and creating civil unrest it might be for the best.

It's just a shame the power that owns the means to do that happens to be china. I wonder if things will return to normal once the citizens pack away the guillotine

A Costco moved in down the road from us (Australia ) and we signed up - have had a membership in the past at one much further away but thought we should give it another go.

Won't be renewing, we decided we just aren't Costco people. It's so inefficient and backwards and has that Americanness that just doesn't suit us and I bet a lot of other Aussies.

Sure it's not dying off here, but I totally get what you mean.