

I also like my Redragon mouse, a “Griffin M602A-RGB”. I picked it entirely because (a) the shape fits my hand well, with well-sculpted indentations for my thumb, ring, and pinky fingers, and (b) it’s cheap, but not so cheap it isn’t still decent.
I also like my Redragon mouse, a “Griffin M602A-RGB”. I picked it entirely because (a) the shape fits my hand well, with well-sculpted indentations for my thumb, ring, and pinky fingers, and (b) it’s cheap, but not so cheap it isn’t still decent.
Yet again, low-density exclusionary zoning causing car-dependency (which is why the “third spaces” you’re talking about have all-but disappeared) is revealed as the root cause of almost every problem we have.
I’m not sure about tire wear, but fun fact: road wear and tear is proportional to vehicle mass raised to the fourth power. If road users were taxed fairly for that and cyclists with average-weight bikes were made to pay 1¢, drivers of average-sized sedans would need to pay millions of dollars.
(That’s my go-to response when idiots start talking about bicycle license plates or “cyclists need to pay their fair share,” BTW.)
Considering how thin bike tires are compared to car tires and how long they last nonetheless (unless you’re doing skid-stops all the time), it seems plausible that the same weight4 relationship might apply, which means tire-abrasion microplastics from bicycles would be relatively negligible, compared to ones from cars.
Of course, rail is the real winner in this instance, since it doesn’t have this problem to begin with.
I’ll be honest: I haven’t made it past (or even to the end of) that episode either. I’ve tried a couple of times, but end up stopping after a few minutes just from the sheer cringe.
And I really like the rest of the show, to the point where I don’t want to skip any episodes, but that one I really ought to skip.
They’re not shutting it down because they don’t want to pay for it. They’re shutting it down because it’s created the longest-running record of atmospheric CO2 levels, and climate facts hurt oligarchs’ feelings.
They’re not gonna let anybody else operate it either, regardless of funding.
They’re gonna arrest the immigrant farm workers and then lease them right back to the same farms as slaves.
Never mind the bird; everything else about this is fucking ridiculous! I’m talking about both the concept of sending the waste to be composted that far to begin with, and doing do in a truck instead of a train. It’s stupidity2.
I’m surprised there aren’t massive protests scheduled for July 4.
“Marketing” and “PR” are themselves euphemisms for “propaganda” to begin with.
If you think these thugs should be punished for this heinous shit, it’s your job to make sure it happens in this life. Hoping for karma or divine justice is wishful thinking, and worse, a cop-out to excuse inaction.
xhits (pronounced “shits”)
Never mind; upon further consideration I like “xcrements” better.
The real welfare queens.
So… people’s vocabulary is getting improved?
Of all the criticism of generative AI (and don’t get me wrong: I agree with most of it), this is the least compelling, IMO.
Convincing, maybe, but cool? Never.
Also, I actually kind of liked the Ioniq until you pointed that out.
And yet leftists are the ones getting assassinated.
In that thread: people who have no fucking clue about the difference between copyright and trademarks.
(I blame people who use the loaded language phrase “intellectual property[sic]”.)
Your Doctor’s office doesn’t have a suitable closet to store its Christmas tree in.
(Not intending to smear iOS users with the crying wojak, BTW; just too lazy to edit the template.)
Okay, fine: he tried to be counterproductive and still managed to fail at it.
Batteries are kind of a deal-breaker for me anyway. If I were to get a wireless mouse, it would have to be the kind that’s powered by induction from the mouse pad.