Assassins creed syndicate.

This. Or Mace. Those are the two that would fold.

Feel like La Brea takes the cake. They had plot points and holes all over.

Shame as the show couldve been really good with better writing and better actors.

Productivity has risen in spades since the 80s with no corresponding wage increase. There’s zero reason to believe being yet more productive would change that.

Yep. And either way, he has to go.

Dnf5 is absolutely not slow.

Moreover, apt’s output is God awful. How hard is it to put each package on its own line when doing an upgrade? Its commands are also esoteric (Madison?)?

It works and I like Debian but apt is very Meh.

I know people who got journalism degrees. They work in other areas now. You can’t have true journalism when the powers that be don’t want to rock the gravy boat.

Besides that, there are tax implications at least for the States.

Actually really like it. Not straying far but fresh and identifiable.

Such a pointless shitshow.

And in general they continue to bitch regardless even if they get what they want. They’ll turn on their own politicians in an instant and dislike it even when they get what they were asking for- ie. Hochul or whomever to endorse.

You’re telling me people have to get off their ass and not just bitch online? Cmon now… /s

Yeah the title is bullshit.

Lemmy will love it (and I like it) but they won’t discuss Fateh losing in Minnesota to a more moderate dem.

Overall it’s a mixed bag. I don’t think progressives will be accepted everywhere like leftists think but if he does well then more moderate cities like Minneapolis and others will actually see fit to go a bit more left and maybe elect more progressives.

It’s a start IMO. Not a silver bullet nor maxim that being progressive is a surefire winner.

I mean, we have ding dongs saying these candidates won in spite of their moderate views.

Maybe the real lesson is there is no silver bullet across the nation?

To people downvoting- notice how no one really brought up that Fateh fell short to a “moderate” in MN. My point being what works well in one area isn’t going to automatically translate elsewhere and it’d probably be important to remember that. You can’t accomplish anything if you don’t have power to begin with.

Almost like removing the jack where I could use headphones I already own wasn’t really a green move.

Screw fairphone.

And studies show that not only does it increase participation obviously but that people actually do take the time to research and vote for candidates with views that align with theirs.

The problem with America is people wake up then immediately go back to sleep.

Maybe voting EVERY DAMN TIME will catch on at some point.

Sure it will. Economic fallout from no govt money being spent and also air travel being seriously curtailed due to ATC shortages will open things up really quick, relatively.

I feel like that’s because Chicago is all people hear of. The rest of Illinois is most definitely not that.

Meanwhile Ohio has the 3CS (Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus) and smaller cities like Akron, Toledo, Dayton, Youngstown, Athens, etc.