lumettaria

This half assed analogy is cracking me up

I can't believe our best bet is yet another billionaire. I really hope James Talarico can make it

I wonder if the US will ever have a presidential candidate that isn't a zionist.

It's still crazy to me he said it out loud. I was certain he wouldn't address it

Crazy that only 36% of US is college-educated

On one hand: good for them. On the other: how are people this helpless

I picked the middle ground where I have a small food garden in the summer and buy from local farmers in the winter. The stuff I can't get from locals I get from grocery stores. It's not all or nothing, but it's a great idea to tip the scales so that you have SOME independence and learn a skill or two in the process. I think your garden will be a great starting point if you expand it so that most of your needs are met there during growing season.

On top of that, one area of skills that is often overlooked is how you can develop self-sustainability by learning how to fix things. Buy stuff that is fixable, then when it breaks learn how to repair it. One easy example could be a knit that got a hole in it, a more difficult project might be fixing a pair of leather shoes or a busted computer.

If they say "I don't care about politics"

If it looks like a sepia pip-boy cartoon, it's most likely AI. For some reason that's the default cartoon style it generates.

"Tenant admins will decide whether to enable it and require end-users to opt-in."

If you require someone to opt-in, they're no longer "opting in"

Don't let Sam Altman know about this, his data centers about to have some upgrades /s