a subreddit called r/CrabBucket heavily abused it to force folks to stay.

That’s absolutely hilarious.

Making sure your child is above board as far as taxes etc go is genuinely a noble thing to do.

The whole “women’s clothing has no pockets” situation happened because women buy clothing with no pockets, then complain about the lack of pockets.

If you made men’s clothing with no pockets, you’d have a bunch of clothes nobody wants.

Much the same way as women’s clothing not having pockets.

If you made men’s clothing with no pockets, you’d have a bunch of unsold men’s clothing with no pockets.

That’ll do it.

Oi mate, you got a loicence for that me-me?

Which one?

We need to mock the British more, they don’t get anywhere near what they deserve.

Very soon, you’ll need a VPN loicence.

That’s a massive drop for any company, although I suspect the US manufacturing industry isn’t doing well in general.

I suspect the main reason is people become far more concerned with reliability and running cost when times are tight, and their vehicles are anything but reliable.

I’ve got a Windows 11 laptop as well, so it’s not a big issue if I brick the machine.

I’m just gonna jump in head first. When I get around to it.

At some point, I need to get around to installing Mint on my desktop. Maybe this weekend, but probably not.

You do understand that a roundabout is an intersection, right?

We get it, Reddit bad.

That’s easy to say, but the truth is there’s nothing like the knowledge base Reddit has when it comes to niche topics.

I find it amusing to see how many political labels I can collect.

The carbon capture aspect of this will be fuck all, but it genuinely sounds like a fascinating piece of technology.

The same rules apply to a roundabout where I live, if the exit isn’t clear, you don’t enter.

People do it all the time and block the roundabout, but you’re not supposed to.

Possibly, but I think they all thought they could fit through.

Do not enter the intersection unless the exit is clear.