/b/ - Random

yes
you can get apples and milk from the grocery store

>>301865
They arent any floor fries, all fast food is super strict about stuff like that. You can't even drop a utensil for five seconds or have anything touch the ground without managers or customers making a big deal. But you will get old fries, or old patties. That is why people try to do those weird hacks like asking for fries without salt then salt packets. Or just straight up asking for fresh fries. The chances of you getting fresh patties or chicken is very low though. The fast food places are designed to be able to cook up food, store it and keep it warm, and then assemble then quickly when rushes come through. None of it was made recently.

a happy meal is the size of a normal non-amerifat meal

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>>301840
>https://archive.today/nnHsi
Is this you?

>>301101
Good taste

Technically also partially my own but Korean. It's fun to speak in.

Latin, Akkadian, Sumerian, Ancient Egyptian. Ethereal and esoteric, phonetically interesting plus you can use Sumerian and Akkadian to summon a horde of lilitus if you so desire…

spanish

French
I also like Russian and Hebrew, but mostly because their writing systems look cool.

>>301626
Nicaragua is a sad country, im hispanic and my family is from there and I was born in the states but when I went there I missed the food and the big ass bugs… and mamon fruit i havnt had it in years and its something i crave every day

I know a lot about the country but only through accounts from my family and my own research I wish I could go back and visit :(

Englishmen are filthy anglos. They descend from barbarians who would take land by murdering everyone they found.

Spaniards and the Portuguese are Latin. Our lands and our culture comes from Roman empire, which grew by annexing other cultures and lands.

There's something to be said about religion too. The biggest push to keep the natives alive and give them some rights (like the right to own land and forbidding the governments from taxing natives) came from the Catholic Church, which concluded that the indigenous peoples were human beings created by God and have a soul. Protestants had no such thing.

The pokemon romhacks of south america are on a whole other level

>>301866
can you at least go into details about it

Americans scream tyranny is wonderful, but Americans are unable to explain why Cubans try to escape even though Cuba has gun control and free medical care.

>>302218
isnt avatar posting against the rules

>>302219
That would be a retarded rule, hope it isn't true.

Moved to >>>/media/36477.

>>302114
Those are all dead.

>>302136
Rare forms of cognitive impairment can be exciting as case studies, but short attention spans are too prevalent for that now, like obesity a hundred years ago was so rare that people even paid money to see some lardass, but no one does that now.

>people even paid money to see some lardass, but no one does that now.
Then explain David Blunts.

>>302180
he is such an obvious industry plant to just parody cliches in the music industry i have no idea how people are tricked by him

>>302180
>>302181
I can't believe someone is actually mentioning Dave blunts holy shit. I ADORE horrible music, it's one of my most absolute favorite things to laugh at. You best believe I quote his shit lyrics multiple times a day because he's one of the worst artists I've heard in my life. I will never give him money but I will forever laugh in delight

Yes. Its kinda depressing. I was never the kinda person to be addicted to social media but once I started wageslaving I started winding down every day watching YT. Then I hated myself for letting myself fall into it. So I disabled youtube. Im afraid for the children though. I grew up on screens, but I feel like it wasnt as bad because there was no tiktok when I was a kid. Idk. It makes me sad to think about.

For me, it's music. I've had to consciously prevent myself from getting bluetooth headphones so I don't always have music blasting in my ears all the time, which means I can go outside and listen to silence and birds occasionally. Otherwise I'd lapse into the old habits of not talking to anyone for weeks on end and just listening to music all the time. It does mean that I don't dance as often as I would with headphones, since I live with other people so I don't want to crank my speakers too loud.

As far as internet goes, I've essentially decided to identify as a netizen. I'm much more "from the internet" than I am from either the country I was born in or the country I live in. I'm happy to be addicted to technology, because as a millennial I remember when it was kind of a cyberpunk futuristic thing to be online all the time. But since I don't use normie social media most of the time, I get to learn a lot. It's nice to still be on the frontiers.

>>302045
Music rarely noticed but its effect is huge. Sounds constantly eliciting mind states and emotions. This is self-brainwashing, I feel.
I've dropped reddit and music (three weeks). The result is more reading, actual writing, lucidity, and I've been able to follow some train of thoughts further away. I also spend some time on smaller websites (nothing compared to the hours lost on the big R).
Time will tell, but it feels like things are getting worse in terms of content manipulation. Now looks like a good time to quit, yesterday was better, tomorrow will be harder I suspect.

>>302186
What about music in public spaces?

>>299587
#2's not that crazy in a world where people ghost multi year relationships and friendships - it can happen at any time, to anyone, for any reason

They are both fat so sympathy is limited, but he is significantly fatter, uglier, bald and retarded so like what was he expecting. It's like "retaliatory" violence after getting knicked while playing a carnival knife game where the carnival makes you sign a waiver stating that you understand you might get knife related injuries in their knife games.

>>302175
what do you think of the all-female jury who gave him just 10 yrs ? Keep in mind this is in Texas, where there's death penalty for 1st degree murder.

>>302176
As states go Texas is the drunken neighbor who accidentally killed his own dog when he backed up his pickup truck five years ago and is desperately trying to spend just one night too drunk to remember burying his barkie buddy.

>>302178
idk if i should love or hate texas after this. i love guns though

From things I have read secondhand, I was more saddened to hear she apparently took money that was supposed to go to her kid for college.

What's a good Linux distro for someone that's never used it before?
I'm moderately computer literate and mostly use my PC for web browsing, vidya, and occasionally programming

>>289448
I tried Ubuntu for a while a few years ago. I hope you can manage cuz mine couldn't play videos and the guides they write for Linux users assume you're a computer nerd when I despise computers.

Does anyone here likes birdwatching?

>>289448
OpenSUSE.
+ Well supported, well maintained, large corporate base - you don't want to start out on a distro that isn't used by professionals in the workplace, and SUSE is the oldest Linux corporation in the world.
+ YAST is the closest you're going to get to an equivalent to Mac OS Preferences or the Windows Control Center in a graphical Linux environment, and it runs and can be used to manage your software in text mode through a terminal/TTY login in the event that something goes catastrophically wrong with the graphics environment without requiring you to learn every name for every controls command or kernel module. So if you can only start in textonly safemode and need to connect to the internet you can just enter yast, follow a few simple menus to get to networking controls, and enable networking in order to download whatever is necessary to fix the system.
+ easy install
+ Lizard mascot
+ RPMs
+ huge library of games in repo - people use the suse build services even if they don't use sue itself.
+ an officially supported distro for NVIDIA and other large manufacturers who make Linux drivers.
+ an actually useful wiki that describes problems that real people have in real life with real examples and solutions.
+ officially supports an ARM/embedded variant, will not die if/when x86 desktop loses ground to newer or different technology.

Negatives:
- German. (This used to make the distro nearly unusable due to their Erlangen.DE repo servers lacking a North American mirror–they have mirrors now and had them for years but the reputation is still impacted).
- Poor audio support on ARM devices, if you're running a raspberry pi just use raspian.
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>>301194
cute hobby