I just want to know where in the world a 2x4 or lube costs $1.29, because it sure as hell ain't here.
Zvyozdochka
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I don't vote because I don't want to have to deal with getting called for jury duty and having to try to get out of it, but also because it literally does not matter or change anything. I'd write in Xi Jinping just for the shits and giggles if I could.
Kinds risky to record video there. Also was the camera hidden within a bag (or something), In front of the bike?
How can these people be so ignorant, this guy literally has a YouTube channel with tons of videos of him just carrying a camera into shops and chatting with the workers and going about his business, no one cares or even bats an eye.
I gave Enlisted a shot when it came out, it was ok, haven't tried it since though. I saw in a video recently that they added vehicles and they look to be copy pasted over from War Thunder mostly, and that interests me so I may give it a shot again. I'll send you a message one of these days when I'm in the mood to play, been busy these past few days and I just kind of sit around and watch movies and 
in my free time currently.
War Thunder, this game has so many bad things going for it I probably could rant about it for hours, but I find it really fun. If you do ever end up playing this game, please please don't spend money on it, high tier is an absolute mess and isn't worth spending money on it or grinding for it, just play the game to have fun and unlock things as you go even though it takes fucking forever.
Daily reminder that there are free and open-source alternatives to Photoshop and the likes which should do most of the things you need it to.
I know Photoshop has a few features people can't live without for work reasons or what not so these aren't replacements for everyone, but if you're just doing some light digital art or image editing as a hobby or as something to pass time, these should be a good enough replacement given that you're alright with learning a new piece of software.
The DMV here is actually pretty good, I've never had issues with them (besides the whole gender marker thing, but that's a state law problem and out of their control) and they're pretty quick most of the time.
Matrix has the same flaw(s) as Discord for this use case, they both require you to make an account to find and view helpful information, and this information can just be nuked off the face of the Earth with no archive at a moments notice. Public mailing lists are awesome and the only way to handle this kind of stuff imo.
Arch Linux w/ GNOME 45