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he literally asked Chatgpt what to do and followed its instructions

i used to work in a produce department and I can confirm that this is because the produce in stores is usually months old before it hits the shelf and everything is kept cold to make sure it only rots once it's been purchased. Except for the 2-5% of all stock we were expected to throw away on a daily basis because it had already spoiled, or didn't look nice enough.

you do indeed see them in rural areas if you live in a blue state

I am pretty sure the 3,000 figure was the initial founders edition and that the figure should be revised now. some asshole in my town had one of the original ones though I'm pretty sure

Agreed, in my limited experience with both CSS is like the conceptual opposite of assembly. When I do web design I tell it what I want to look like but can't see how it's getting there because that's done for me. Assembly is the lowest level of abstraction we've got and it took me ages to write a little program for class that returns an argument in it (Jasmin VM) and then get GCC to compile it.

I would say that CSS is like doing an incantation that magically makes the site look good if you do it right, and assembly is like building something by hand.

It's extra depressing because these fucking stupid CHUDs licking slaver boot don't seem to know that Jefferson never said or wrote that quote.

He didn't ever say that, actually. It was likely first said by an activist in New Zealand https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/jefferson-injustice-resistance-quote/

Modern day Greece isn't the biggest empire on Earth and no one man effectively controlled that empire's government like Musk. That's not a very good argument

Heck, people only remember Marcus Licinus Crassus because he was the wealthiest guy in town and got that way by being a huge asshole

based as fuck, a hero TBH

The people updooting this probably believe white supremacist myths about "black crime rates"

that ass turtle is a powerful turtle, water starters are slept on