The USA has the largest rail network in the world, although the customer service and schedules leave something to be desired.
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Was it really that innovative? It was just myspace for college students
IMO it’s almost worse than if G+ flopped completely. Google+ was actually awesome for the specific world of smalltime pen and paper RPGs. But of course, that one creative community of people designing & publishing cool stuff wasn’t enough to justify its cost, or challenge Facebook for supremacy, so they pulled the plug even though plenty of people were still using it. Just a waste.
I get shit for this take sometimes, but I agree.
I like linux, but macOS does pretty much everything that linux does and also runs commercial software like Adobe, etc. For a lot of people, it just makes sense.
Not particularly, but I imagine it was just weird as hell haha
Cheaper than a large popcorn at the theater 😂
Right? Imagine if all of the money spent "building out" the metaverse had been invested in improving infrastructure in real life...
Imagine like four or five of us sitting in the front row of a crowded theater, chowing down on rotisserie chickens with our bare hands.
In retrospect I feel so bad for the people sitting near us 😂
In high school my one friend had a big trench coat, and we would use it to sneak rotisserie chickens into the movie theater.
I don't practice Santeria/I don't listen to Sublime/So why is it stuck in my head/All of the ti-i-i-iiime
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I live in Seattle. We have North America’s largest superyacht facility here: Delta Marine. Their starting pay ($22/hr) is less than the local burger place, Dick’s Drive In ($23/hr), and I swear to god I am not making any of this up.