I’m always amazed what people in other parts of the world can discover dumpster diving, in surplus auctions, or in estate sales. Around here people rarely just throw out useful stuff and the estate sales are dominated by the old furniture and framed pictures of saints.

People don’t browse the PSN store, because it’s crap. I mean, the steam store is pretty bad, but I still manage to just browse and bookmark some games there to get back to later.

When I hear people talking about books, they often speak of them as if it was a comodity. Do some people just read a random book every once in a while?

What am I missing?

Yes. The most clever gangs even incorporate and offer legit security services for the government.

Although, it took them a while to realize that this is the best exit strategy, so the '90s were a bit crazy in the eastern europe.

What the actual fuck…

There. We just broke the law.

They absolutely are. It’s one thing to beg for the right to do something. It’s entirely different to be able to just do it without the permission.

Did people forget how big of a deal the printing press was?

They are a dangerous cult fueled by a ton of repressed feelings. But so is Tate! If they wanted to fight each other for a while that would be pretty sweet.

It’s not supposed to be a secret. Most companies here publish it on their invoices, so you can pay them. Some nonprofits even display it on their websites to accept donations.

Even the some governments publish the treasury account numbers for anyone to see.

They list this as one of their main goals, right on their website.

SEPA payments are push. Not pull. A vendor could request recurring payments, but you have to specifically authorize them. They are very rarely used, except maybe for monthly utilitiy payments.

Since our launch in 2010, we have achieved many wins: billboards objectifying women pulled down, sexualised childrens clothing withdrawn from sale, sexually violent games banned, Andrew Tate’s pimping courses removed from Spotify, and an age verification trial underway to help protect kids from exposure to porn. Last year saw a record 34 wins.

On one hand, they help tighten the grip of economic fascism, on the other hand they also piss off Tate… #confusedboner

Hold your horses, not everyone around here is a human asshole specialist.

People hear “technology” and imagine Facebook, when in fact technology means not dying after scratching your foot on a dirt road.

Nope, it’s a CityEL. Originally made in Denmark in 1987. The manufacturer went bankrupt several times. Each time someone else took over up until 2018. The design has never canged much. There has been something like 3 iterations of the top cover and 3 different motors throughout the years. Mine was made in 1995 and utilizes a motor originally intended for a forklift.

When I’m done with it, it will hopefully get a proper registration and will be able to recharge either by connecting directly to the DC output of a solar panel, as well as the standard grid outlet, and a type 2 charging station.

For anyone who’s interested in joining this low power EV cult, check out these videos by @bleeptrack

Yes, you can see the french doors in the background. The car itself is a little more than 1 meter wide, with rear-view mirrors sticking out even further. I got something like 5cm to spare on either side.

Can’t speak for the rural people of the US, but when you’re working on a bunch of projects, while the life keeps getting in your way, causing delays, stuff tends to… pile up. For example, I have a car in my living room at this very moment.

Did it seem like a good idea at the time? Sure. 24x7 access regardless of the current weather means more time to work on it.

Did I work on it? Nope.

Was there a wasp nest embedded inside, releasing a steady flow of young wasps inside the house? Absolutely!

Sometimes the victims even pay the attackers money upfront and install the wiretap themselves. looking at my IPTV box suspiciously, while the robotic vacuum hums in the background