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Donald Trump was born in the same year as Bill Clinton.

Trump began his 2nd term presidency 32 years after Clinton began his 2nd term.

Are you being ironic? I can’t tell. 🤔

Surely all screens should be sapphire then?

Either make them more circular to give the nostril a more round appearance, or make them taller on the other side to show the profile of the nose a bit more. At least, those would be my first options.

Maybe find a closed mouth solution too.

I didn’t see a single ad. I recommend getting an ad blocker!

The police exist to protect capital and the capital class. They’re not incompetent, they’re doing their job just fine.

If you live in a country with 19th century banking where people still pay each other by IOU on little pieces of paper, then sure. In modern countries a lot of places only take electronic payments.

Akhenaten

One day when the toungin’ is done, we’ll take our leave and go.

https://youtu.be/UgsurPg9Ckw?is=f6uoQN0J7Choy_ow

Oh yes that was it!

So, mod removed. I feel less annoyed. 😄

I did notice a post that was looking for help, then apparently labelled “solved”… then deleted for some reason. 😞

I hadn’t seen this new high resolution version, thanks!

I just download and install games.

In the US in the 1980s there was still existential dread from the cold war… nuclear war was very much a concern, although less because, well, it just hadn’t happened. We also had a terrific “war on drugs”, which was used to oppress minorities and in general stoke up fear and funnel money to militarized police. We had massive inflation at the start of the decade. Iran had just had a religious revolution, and the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. Trump declared war on unions and basically ended the successful policies preventing the worst excesses of capitalism that were put in place after the Great Depression (which Clinton gleefully continued). The AIDS epidemic began, and we had no idea in the beginning how bad it might become. It stoked already rampant homophobia.

As far a daily life in the US, we had the dominance of malls as a place where people went to buy stuff. It led to a lot of neighborhood businesses dying, and eliminated any place where people could meet without a commercial purpose. And because they were private property, people could be controlled. No protests allowed on private property.

We did have a few good things of course! The split of AT&T meant cheap phone calls and the ability to buy cool phones, like a hamburger phone of whatever. Computers got cheap enough that there were 8-bit microcomputers, like the Commodore 64 or the Apple II. Piracy was rampant - you could go over to a friend’s place with a box of blank floppies and come home with 20 new cracked games. We got rap and break dancing and synthesizer music and music videos.

The Internet was only available at a few universities, so if you wanted knowledge you went to a library. Urban myths and misinformation were everywhere, but unamplified by any algorithm. You could shop by calling a shop or even sending a fax.

Now that the US has declared itself a foreign adversary for every other country on the planet, can we start banning online ads, at least from US companies?

Is she going to be able to get some of that $1,776 million slush fund for people attacked by a weaponized justice department?

I learned to program in the 1980s. I promise you that for most programs written then the coder was like, “Two digit year, of course. Why waste so many bytes with a four digit year? Nobody will be using this software in 15 years!” And probably 95% of the time they were right…

Along with a war chest that far exceeded Scott’s and a crowded field of newcomers, Clark’s campaign benefited from Scott’s death on 22 April at the age of 80.

We really need to normalize politicians retiring. They shouldn’t all stay in power until they literally die of old age.

That only works if it kills people (or makes them infertile) before they are 40 or so (for women) or 60 or so (for men), right?

“Internal combustion engine vehicles also lose range in extreme cold weather,” points out Ed Kim, the chief analyst with the research group AutoPacific, who was not involved in AAA’s research. The Environmental Protection Agency has estimated a 10% to 30% drop in gas vehicle fuel economy in cold weather, depending on the type of trip. “This isn’t a problem that’s exclusive to EVs. This happens to basically any kind of vehicle when it gets really cold.”