I have in the past, but at this point I need my money more than they do, and even if I get a job where it becomes financially possible to donate, there are other organizations that need it more than Wikipedia
starman2112
Yes, by convincing a bunch of conservatives to kill themselves with listeria thus driving the population of America quickly to the left
On the one hand, a lot of people would die really horrible deaths. On the other hand, it would be really funny watching a Fox News host try and deal with a nuclear war on his first day in charge of the DOD
Imagine how Kennedy Jr. would advise us on treating radiation sickness
White, duh. Has the most lead in it so it tastes the sweetest
Mint, because it seems like the easiest OS for someone who doesn't know wtf a flatpak is
The other hard drive has Windows, because Fusion360 doesn't work on Linux. Hey Autodesk, can you hear me? Make it happen please
Made all the easier by the owner of midwest.social
🔴👈 Keeping myself calm by thinking of how funny it's gonna be when a bunch of conservatives who decided to drink listeria die of listeria
The techbrocalypse is a woefully underexplored dystopian future setting
Huh. I didn't really think through what the tone would actually be, I just assumed it was the same as Tokyo's power grid. I put on a sample of the power grid noise from the show, and held my headphones up to my phone's mic to get a peek at the spectrogram:
Buncha spikes at every multiple of 120, fading out around 1560hz
Interesting note, the very faint lone 120hz spike is just the ambient noise of my room, when I'm not holding my headphones up to the mic. New canon fact: SEL takes place in an alternate timeline where Tokyo (if not all of Eastern Japan) got 60hz power
This guide should help
https://github.com/KobeW50/ReVanced-Documentation/blob/main/Reddit-Client-ID-Guide.md
It might seem daunting depending on your experience with computers, but the guide was good enough for my tech-illiterate ass
~~50hz~~ 120hz is such a soothing tone
Would mobile data work? Websites always think I'm in Colorado