Facebook is a terrorist organization confirmed.
To a "conservative" reality itself must seem extremely left-wing. It's just their warped perspective.
Reason only works on reasonable people.
His posture still says a lot, though.
A pity no one reads, nowadays.
Pizza in the middle, of course.
Pretty sure Terraria already exists.
I guess there are times when a protest actually works. The thing is, shutting up all the Robin Hood bards just makes people want to learn their songs all the more.
Considering anyone who isn't an idiot already uses steganography for security, who is this for?
Something something free will, something something...
Happy birthday!
Dodged a bullet, there.
Better question: Who decides what software "piracy" even is?
Also known as "things we shrug about" and say "maybe we'll understand these things one day."
It's so real, it's wrapped around to becoming ironic.
SWAT doesn't need to know who called in order to go full Rambo on random citizens. Rich people pull the strings. They don't believe in accountability.
Leash laws incoming.
Funny, how much hand wringing is going on in the sweaty mainstream media about a guy who merely put down a vicious oligarchy-loving killer. You'd get the impression that media moguls are worried that they're next.
I would seriously never speak to someone again if I learned they were on a jury that convicted Luigi.
They should definitely do Saddam next.

I Love Linux (because it isn't Windows)
I just have to say, after having booted into Windows, that Linux is so much nicer than Windows when it comes to doing system "updates."
So, here I am, sitting in my chair for about 20 minutes looking at a mostly black screen and a highly dubious looking percentage number going up very slowly. It tells me that Windows is "updating" and that I should keep the computer turned on. Good thing I have the computer turned on or I wouldn't know that I shouldn't have it turned off, right?
Anyway, I start to think about how this experience goes in Linux. In my experience, I do "system" updates about once a month, and I can see each individual package being installed (if I glance away from my browser session, that is). In Windows, I have no choice but to sit here and wonder if the system will even work again.
Windows decides that it wants to update drivers, apparently (I honestly have no idea what it's doing, which is part of what pisses me off), because it reboots the computer. Then it reboots