I'm stuck with Facebook because of Messenger, but I've deleted everything else

I wish I didn't live in Dumbfuckistan anymore

Probably. There has to be something going on, right? Microplastics are as good a guess as anything else.

Same man. It was wild when middle school rolled around and I finally gained awareness of the world beyond myself and learned what the Republicans actually were and wanted. A friend who knew more about politics than me explained some stuff, and suddenly I had to question why my family was against progressive beliefs.

What does paper ballot mean if it's all electronic? When I voted, I filled a bubble with black pan and stuck the ballot in an oversized Scantron machine

I think there's an older MrBeast video where they drive one of these around Wilmington

I might have done something wrong, but my banking apps never stopped working on LineageOS.

What are you an accessory to? Murder? On the dance floor?

I like to rag on Amazon as much as the next guy here, but this article seems a tad misleading. They do still show up when you plug them in. The article even says they use MTP now instead of functioning as a direct USB mass storage drive, which means you can still plug them into your PC and transfer files though File Explorer. Android handles USB file transfers the same way, and that works fine.

Wait what's the deal with the horses? I want to feel good about myself today.

Edit: Wow, those bastards have it rough.

Yeah this was supposedly an hour and a half before it began, and pictures from during the event show it full. It's funny to imagine, but don't let scenes like this make you think you don't need to vote.

Just to be clear on this again, they aren't "stuck" because they're in danger, the stay keeps getting extended so engineers can gather as much information as possible about the leaks before they return. Starliner is still fully capable of reentry, but this is Boeing's last chance to collect data that can be used to fix these issues in the future. The leak problem is in Starliner's service module, which detaches from the capsule before reentry and burns up in the atmosphere, so there won't be anything left to study after the astronauts return.