Hadn't scrolled far enough to see it was the Onion community. AI image got me for a second.
hansolo
joined 2 weeks ago
True. But pen and paper are also notoriously used as evidence in court cases, and it's state laws, not the Pentagon (for now) that are prosecuting women for not being baby machines.
For a browser, Waterfox and Ironfox are better alternatives. Don't forget extensions. Might as well have Brave as a backup if you need a Chromium browser.
It's not quite what I'm saying, but it's a starting point. It also isn't really a thing yet. They're expected to be available in 2027, so with EV incentives being eliminated, the now $27,500 basic model is already 30%+ more expensive before even appearing IRL.
Doctors don't prescribe a specific period tracker app. People just use the first app they see in the Google store.
Until I see an email from haveibeenpwned, I call shenanigans.
Greatest romance of all time.
Fdroid store has several period tracking apps that don't track anything more than your cycle.
Yes and no. There's a YT video of some guy fixing anything on any car. The catch is that for components for easy things are getting harder and harder to reach. I always used to change my oil myself because it takes 20 minutes and I know the filter got replaced. Harder and harder to do every car I have. So even basic maintenance I can't do myself anymore.
Modular components could be workable in terms of you pick frame 1, 2, or 3 with batteries. Then you pick wheels/motors packs A, B, or C. Then you pick more and more options. If you own the A and C options, it's a 45 minute swap out with a system that confirms things are plugged in right. Not every configuration would work together. Toyota uses a lot of interchangeable parts between cars. I mean do this with a whole back end or front end. So like 5 swappable zones that work in maybe 15 possible configurations per frame.
Maybe you want a battle wagon. And want to grow out of that to a pickup. Or start with compact car and expand to a compact SUV.
100%. They all look the same.
instead they will do it by making some tech execs part-time lieutenant colonels...
This is to shield them and their actions when the people their system target get called "enemy combatants." It's literally a tech Gestapo.
Holy shit, this is absurdly shocking. I can't believe this isn't bigger news. The CEO of freaking Palantir is a Lt. Col. not just for "no reason" ?
Alien Narrator: But they wouldn't.