Home is where you make it

Glad I did my part.

It gets more hate because it's owned by a Chinese company that more than likely shares data with the CCP. I assume you live in a western nation, so it's basically the result of propaganda. Perhaps it's warranted, perhaps not, but that's why.

It's ironic because everyone flips out that China is vacuuming up information, as if the US government isn't doing the same thing. If you think the US govt snoops that data only to keep you safe, I have a bridge to sell you.

This was for bootloader locking, not carrier locking. But yeah, they want you to buy their bullshit hotspot plan instead of just using the data you already pay for.

Oh there's a reason. Hotspot bypass being a big one I'd wager, the other being making it significantly harder to avoid ads

Thanks Yoda

I don't understand how he lives with himself.

At this point, I'm convinced the Democrats are purposely throwing the election.

But I don't wanna pat the dicks

Must've been asleep for the recall shenanigans

I know Hulu has an annual billing option where they won't prorate your bill if you cancel mid term, but I don't know if there are any that just flat out won't let you cancel.

"Ohh, I don't have one of those"

Imo that's pretty much the only benefit these days. But I'm also waiting for those 1 year, 2 year, etc "deals" where they offer $1/mo off or something

I definitely read that in Little Nicky's speech impediment

Well, perhaps the wording should be amended to encompass all public employees. But that would require the law be rewritten by the people that benefit from it, so, yeah.

Uh, huh? I take some trips here and there, don't work from home, but I've never had spiders make up a web between the tp and wall, and I live in the mountains where those dudes are everywhere.

I mean, you were given eyes for a reason. Also, how often do you go to the bathroom that warrants enough time for a spider to build a web??

So that means that I can engage in a a little tax evasion, as a treat, right?

On a serious note, from the article:

the law makes it a very serious crime, punishable by up to 15 years in prison, for a federal official to accept a bribe

Can we start actually enforcing this please?

On an unrelated note, I'm usually not disappointed with Popeyes. I don't eat it enough to have a basis for comparison, and my expectations are low enough for fast food that I'm usually pleasantly surprised.

FUBAR'd Outta Research & Development