Ah, kph/“kills per hour”. My favorite American unit of speed.

I don’t recall the full episode but a few things stood out.

• it would be cold as hel, so properly strapping a lifevest around some flotsam seems iffy
• isn’t saltwater more buoyant or is that old fishwife’s tale? Also idk if that test body of water is salty.

And that’s job creation right there!

Thanks to Discord, I’m able to keep merchants that “connect overbearing authoritarian entities with the data they shouldn’t have, at a price point we all can agree on” at stable, sub-full time employment status.

Truly, pillar of the economy, er community.

Not meaningless but certainly undercuts the grandstanding.

It’s unpossible, is what it is.

A pointlessly, stereotyping answer. The type of people willing to invest hundreds of dollars into a [e]bike are usually fit enough to ride them without undue difficulty.

Which “we” are you?

Competetive outland digger

Ah yes, autism makes you an infallible machine with an atomic clock and pneumatic rocket fist action!

I’m beginning to think companies are doing this to get people to leave by themselves

Are we eventually gonna get more fusion because billionaires are demanding more energy for their stupid projects?

Sure, knock yourselves out.

Then I’ll have to ask you what the original comment meant as you’ve denied the only obvious take I could read from it.

I like that last line. Is that from something? I’m uncultured.

Is this a genuine comment? Or some n-th level joke I’m too normie understand?

Because it reads to me like you’re trying to redirect a tired, Comservative refrain that anything politically Left of Reagonomics is Communism (which hails back to the Cold War and the Red Scare) into some dogwhistle admission by the GOP that they are the same as the DNP and are, in fact, actually worried about Communists.

Which sounds ridiculous.

Wait, kids don’t use the index? How do they find things in the book?

I don’t know about your textbooks and what ages you’re referring to but I remember many of my technical textbooks had citations in the back.

Why didn’t they put the semicolon in the expanded statement?

Define “works”?

If you’re a CEO, cutting all your talent, enshittifying your product, and pocketing the difference in new, lower costs vs standard profits might be considered as “working”.

If, 24 months from now, most people aren’t coding, it’ll be because people like him cut jobs to make a quicker buck. Or nickel.

Coffee and additional, out of pocket sugar. Just go to Dunkin, for the love of God