I have upgraded to USB-C headphones...
But, years ago I got a handful of USB-C to 3.5mm adapters as manufacturers were starting to discontinue the 3.5mm jacks by default.
I was of course used to needing a USB adapter for headphones because I had a RAZR v3 for many years, which I also used as an mp3 player. I believe it only had a micro USB port.
Well, he is definitely trying to steal the Christian narrative from MEGA extremists... Kinda hits the same.
AI@home baby!
I called it many years ago.
Wish I found somebody dumb enough to bet money against it. I'd be, like, dollars richer maybe.
Wasn't 7 just an visually updated NT.
Wish granted (wiggles nose)
Projection for cars?
Didn't know the capital hired lazy and disheveled mall cops for congressional security.
Those guys don't look like they own a suit.
I'm jealous of all y'all who know why you got bans.
I've gotten warning and temp bans, but they never specify why. They never include the content. Just saying promoting this or that is very unclear, like how, when, where? Did I actually?
I always just ignore them and carry on on alts for a while.
Their shit is so stupid. But there's a lot of useful content on Reddit. I still hit up old house and DIY type groups, cause I own an old house, and specific tech groups because of the tech I use, but I don't miss the rest.
Also, protesting provides training for organizing and brings up voices and leaders that are needed for future actions to be successful.
The leaders we read about during past revolts didn't just appear on the front lines magically. In the past many revolts took years or decades to transform the territory. With sometimes several generations of leaders playing important parts in the process.
Individualism is not an American value
E pluribus unum.
But somebody else already mentioned another case that set up CU to succeed. Without that CU wouldn't be an issue.
There may have been more steps before too.
But really, initially, there were very early US cases that actually properly treated corps as property, not people. Even forcefully revoking their business charters when they were found to no longer be serving the community but harming it.
I don't understand how it could be law that corps had to be incorporated as legal entities, with the people's permission via the gov of the people, that for centuries their right to exist was utterly temporary and revokable, and that they were legally only treated as owned tools, but then recently courts decided they had personhood and human rights?
Seems like earlier precedent disagrees.