If they have to resort to those 10-second auto-delete snaps to get public health messages out, so be it, I suppose. Better than nothing.
A snapshot from Mario Party 2 showing Toad, Mario, Yoshi, Wario, and DK running in front of a big sign that says "Rules Land".
In rainbow font lol
my cis friend helping me shop for gender-affirming care for the first time: a scene from the cartoon movie "Aladdin" where Genie helps Aladdin pick out a sultan outfit
I've never made a meme about my masc buddies so hopefully this came out ok
mfw my face is recovering from laser: Beavis and Butt-Head crawling through the desert with the caption "The sun sucks."
That's laser hair removal btw
I'm trans. I do have mental illness. It's because society keeps sending me signals that I shouldn't exist.
Er self-driving, i don't know how to make the rule joke it's my first day
As another comment said, I also dropped everything and read the article. So yeah I guess that'd mean Streisand effect is coming into play.
Regarding the topic at hand: I don't care what these companies say at this point. The fact is that in the past, I have used their services, clicked the "free" button, did some things, and then ended up having to pay them money.
Until the day comes that I get a letter in the mail from the government saying, "Here's how much you paid in taxes, if you're cool with that then please disregard", I will not be satisfied.
Vance’s mother was able to buy private insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s insurance marketplace, run by Ohio, after overcoming substance abuse, becoming financially stable, and earning too much to stay on Medicaid.
Just logged in, just found it, just opted out. Thanks for the heads-up OP.
But fucking fuck. Can we put a stop to this? Legally? We could call it sometime like... The National Opt-out Policy Elimination (NOPE) Act or something.
Wasn't this man fined a gazillion dollars? How is he still able to say things and have me hear about them?
Obama, Obamala, 'bamala, Kamala
I appreciate this thread's nuanced discussion of how file deletion works from a technical standpoint depending on storage medium. But as a user, when I delete something, it should go away forever. I don't care how.
The article focuses on password requirements that websites implement, not user behaviors. Common bad practices mentioned:
This seems to follow a progression
Actually not sure what's real vs hypothetical at this point.
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