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Greatest con the government ever pulled was convincing the masses that state law = right. Way I see it, there are five primary laws and each region's society and ruler values their hierarchy independently: State, Ethical/Natural, Religious, Corporate, Moral. Each can influence the other. Cutting off from the corporations a cloud-dependent device you paid money to possess is no doubt right, and ethically sound.

That's only because the US is not limited to the US -_-

Indonesian milk brand with Wuthering Waves waifu promos, different characters for each flavour, released in 2024. I now want waifu food packaging here lol

I'm gonna take this idea to Pride lol

Fr they definitely have ex-Reddit mods o.o

Collection only?

You right. Meeting the terms of contract with a mutual agreement has always been a requirement. Who knows what the terms were in their contract but 'a van' as the secure storage and 'I don't know how' they got in isn't good enough. You need to know what locks were on the van. When I insured my motorcycle I had to include the model of D lock, as I learned later, relying solely on the bike's lock isn't enough because with enough force thieves can yank the handlebars and snap the key lock off the forks. Or carry the whole thing onto a bed

There are always skits and jokes about the UK police force not doing anything until it's too late or there's a confirmed state-defined criminal actually making themselves known. Because it's accurate and true.

These asshole insurance dudes act exactly the same. I honestly don't think England has a petty crime investigative team

Holy shit, and here I thought organized trans crime conspiracies were exclusively American Republican. Why does everything stupid or regressive that comes out of the USA get parroted over here.

quick note, if anyone wants kitkats at a super low price hmu

He's so borked. He reminds me of that retching cat mixed with Sonic

Edit: Sorry, I mean

I kept spending my money on food instead of upgrades. Here's hoping DDR5 drops below 2x its Sept 2025 value in 2027, to coincide with Zen 6.

I tried to get RAM on eBay. 8GB & 16GB kits are not even being auctioned, and when they are sold their price tag is well over 3x their value, often 4x (~GB£170). 32GB sells for 3-4x its value (~£260-£320), almost as much as 64GB, which is often going for >2.5x (~£380-£440). If you're desperate or are okay with massive financial waste, eBay is often the cheapest place for 64GB kits, but anything lower is relatively more expensive than just buying from distributors