Neither of us is*

I had this comic book, it was a special edition sold at Radio Shack when I was a kid. And yeah that pocket computer was just a big calculator that had a lot of keys.

I'd love to share this but it has the stupid trend of putting strs in wrds. Drves me nts.

Yeah, this is a really weird flex. They're taking work from the author of The Mass Psychology of Fascism, which in a general sense can be used to compare Nazism to the current MAGA movement, but saying that those susceptible to it are... Beta males?

If these mental gymnastics were any more complex they would have won gold in France last week.

I feel like, if this were possible it would give your brain the equivalent of a divide by zero error and you'd die on the spot.

He's as much a Democrat as my cat is a Democrat.

Headline incorrect and misleading. He's still donating to his new pro-Trump PAC rather than Trump directly, which is what the original WSJ article said anyways. Whoever wrote this article should be fired for regurgitating Musk's spin without fact checking.

This is the wrong argument and I'm tired of it. The real argument here is - McDonald's et al don't need to raise prices because of the new wage law. They choose to raise prices rather than cut executive pay, or adjust profit margins, or make any other kind of internal adjustments.

This discussion needs to stop being "x raised prices because they had to and government bad" and start being "Billion-dollar-profit company is screwing over consumers because they can".

When you monetize karma, this is the result. Reddit will be Buzzfeed / WatchMojo / Snapchat Top 10 lists in a couple months. But number 1 will shock you!

I did that, but I bought a 2020 GT350R.

A member of team Trump (Peter Navarro maybe?) was describing the plan on Ari Melber's MSNBC show. Ari stopped him and said, "you know that's a coup, right? What you're describing is a coup." - The guy had no idea.

Education is important.

I've been a reddit user for at least 15 years. I've been a Lemmy user for a few months. Lemmy has a long way to go before it's a "viable Reddit alternative". Right now it's barely usable.