[-] Waldemar_Firehammer@sh.itjust.works 94 points 11 months ago

There's no way to enforce an age ban on anything Internet related without serious privacy violations.

[-] Waldemar_Firehammer@sh.itjust.works 11 points 11 months ago

Also absurd and unconstitutional. You can make a rudimentary gun out of plumbing parts from a hardware store that is at least as effective as a 3d printer, arguably more so if you're looking at 100% printed parts. Should we run background checks at the register at Home Depot? Should you not be able to buy plumbing if you made some bad decisions and served the time?

These are all ridiculous laws designed to restrict the liberties of the common man.

Tuck the shirt a bit more, and fix that belt. Goodwill has plenty of decent options.

Awkward techies is my guess.

You can buy a Lenovo X1 carbon from a couple of generations back that still kicks ass for well under $500. I grabbed a Gen 6 with an I5 in it for under $200, slapped a m.2 SSD in it, and now I have an amazing daily driver that I don't have to worry about.

The general sentiment is that the publisher did all the work, and the charity needs the money the most. Humble Bundle is a fantastic platform, but they are a middle man than takes a slice for bundling the products and presenting them to you. That has value, but the other two options deserve a majority of the pie.

Toyota and Honda are the most depends and reliable. There's a reason they hold value the way they do. I have a Toyota Highlander and Honda Odyssey both over 250k miles, still running like champs.

Nalgene for life. Lifetime warranty, BPA free, and durable as all hell.

Guitar. Pedals, amps, cables, picks, more picks, straps, strings, mics, stands, clamps, etc all add up. Oh, and of course you're always enticed to upgrade, but you can't get rid of the one you've grown to love, so now you have n+1 guitars.

To be clear, you can do amazing things with a Fender Bullet, but it's a slippery slope for sure.

Kitchens are always a grind, but you should be getting more time off than that. Freaking owner/operators get more time off than two days a month.

That's already an individual decision over can make, and it should stay that way.

Governments should never stop into the role of a parent.

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