It’s not an assumption. Lots of kids your age don’t know about our stuff and that’s fine! The same was true when we were kids.

Yeah, all that is true. I have no idea what the person you replied to is trying to say about it. It’s not even a little bit ambiguous with Scrubs.

USB-C is just the connector type, not a particular speed.

I’ll take things I don’t give two fucks about for a thousand, Alex.

I wonder if there is an explanation on their site or something.

What would sweeten it if it didn’t have added sugars? I’m not sure I fully understand what you’re saying.

Since the traitors actually cut funding for transgenic scientific study because they don’t know what trans means, this is in the realm of realistic. That’s where we’re at.

They confirmed it was an error and indeed meant homelander—you were right. They corrected it. FYI.

It’s just a mistake. He’s an idiot but he means copy and paste.

I’m sorry you’re growing up with this nonsense.

I don’t understand. A game boy is a Nintendo.

Good.

What about him?

This is because of the socio-political dimension of things. It’s not just that people just randomly changed their minds, so much technological innovation is driven by war or the threat of war.

I’m sure there’s some truth in there, but it is hard to believe it entirely. This is what you get for unnecessarily selling your company.

I wouldn’t use it, but if you want one with software then there’s nothing wrong with it updating.

Probably not. But it would be rad if it could run Doom.

These are the dumbest human beings on planet Earth. Not knowing what a paperweight is and then downvoting me for pointing it out should be subject to imprisonment.

This is extremely interesting and illuminating. The kind of thing I’ve been interested in my whole adult life.

Sorry about that. I was being cheeky but serious. Here it is in English:

They’re talking about Republicans/right wingers who complain when a mostly red looking map (Republican won counties) doesn’t result in a Republican victory. It’s the whole “people live in cities” joke.

So what happens is, these folks look at a map of the US that’s divided into counties and they see these enormous swaths of red, but a Democrat has won, and they—100% in earnest—say that it’s evidence that the election is stolen. That’s why we respond with “land doesn’t vote” and “people live in cities”.

Does that make more sense?