California isn’t forcing Glock to do anything. Glock wants the central valley and orange county market so they do what they need to do.

(I actually have no idea about the specifics of this, but I’m assuming it falls in the general shape of California trying to restrict access to murder tools and the murder tool vendor responding by finding ways around the law rather than just admitting their hobby and business kills people)

Some of them could be hiding their opinions and saying “I just don’t like to get into politics”.

Did you ever try getting gud?

Oooh, since they are all just disassociated globs of meat glued together in plant casing, maybe the move is to mix flavors into the meat before it’s assembled.

I kid of course, that’s dangerously close to spices and you can’t put spices on hot dog meat.

Back to red after this bs

They inverted the logic on the bill. Ie they literally are complaining about the opposite of reality.

The rest of what they said made sense, but when someone doesn’t even read the topic you can’t be sure they didn’t get the rest right by accident.

What metadata?

Did we read the same post?

Tuta is very suspect

No clue what you’re talking about at the end with 2fa, though. it sounds very yelling at clouds.

I think it’s safe to say you went too fast (id always start with email forwarding and slowly moving services over in ascending order of importance, and make sure you avoid email 2fa if at all possible), but that does suck.

Tuta is definitely the least reputable of the privacy email services, I still don’t know why they get recommended. I’ve made and lost several accounts with them and treat them like a burner.

Protons a bit risky to me because they’re very aggressive about immediately locking you out if you don’t pay right away (in this case a trial expired, they charged me with no credit card on the account and threatened to block me from accessing my account if I didn’t pay up even though I immediately contacted them and tried to cancel as soon as I saw the trial expired). To me that level of inflexibility is, while maybe acceptable in Europe, not for me. I keep a few email addresses and as soon as the above happened immediately moved everything out of proton.

But really what I’d recommend is the more traditional services that you pay a small amount for. Posteo has been good for me for several years. I’ve read similar things about similar services which aren’t marketed as “privacy” services but instead they just aren’t Google.

i dont like the password manager random character youll never recall it nonsense

Wat?

They chose to be a TSA agent, they don’t deserve any sympathy.

I always use a syringe to get the condiments into the doggo

What the actual fuck they have a word filter?

removed is fun, don’t kink shame

According to the wiki link below you are incorrect. I guess in addition to fucking rats it means sabotage. Like the Beastie boys song jj Abrams loves so much.

Oh sorry gale I was using those magical socks

Aren’t you already wearing socks?

Maybe you should go find your own magical shit rather than asking stupid questions.

Boom :(

Wyll is the least immediately unlikeable but he’s boring and I hated talking to him

Laezel, shadow - clearly intended to parallel each other but listening to hard-headed morons clash between “we should murder everything” and “those people need medicine and my only medicine is pain” is not entertaining to me. Their “growth” doesn’t ever seem to fix this

Karlach I don’t have real complaints about

Gale never managed to grow out of being pompous and annoying

Dark urge probably the best character

There’s plenty of listicles and reddit posts with other complaints if you google “don’t like bg3 characters”.

We would also live in a different world if we taxed them, or stopped believing in fake borders and just started helping people regardless of which side of an invisible line two people fucked on. There’s lots of low carbon high value things that could be done, none of which involves one billionaire having life or death decision making power from his private jet.

Ok but define “tech” at this point. That made sense in 2000, maybe 2010, it’s… ubiquitous now