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babygirl i can waste time i don't even have
Do not let his appearance fool you! he may look like a suave businessman, but he is unemployed and only one years old
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Shawn and Gus are drift compatible but under no circumstances should they ever be allowed to pilot a jaeger
I have an emotional need for this to get 100,000 notes
Like, how correct can you be??? This is the most accurate thing I’ve ever seen.
The daring pilots of the mighty jaeger: Psychic Blueberry.
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Men invented dueling so they could shoot hot loads into eachother
Please Lord not this post
Having even slightly popular mutuals is so cool. The king has bestowed upon me a like. Perhaps even a reblog
mr aonuma i have a dlc suggestion i think you'll find greatly intriguing
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note to elf:
the dwarves are planning something
Some things I think people are overlooking in the tiktok ban bill, because it's not just a tiktok ban:
- It gives the US government the ability to ban *any* app, website, or company they believe to be "controlled" by an "adversarial power" which can change whenever they want
- It allows the President and the Administrative branch almost unilateral power to designate *any* app, website, or company to be under the control of an "adversarial power" (and just think about how that can be used un the hands of, say, Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis)
- They have to offer little to no evidence for this. For example, tiktok - a Singaporean-headquartered and ran company, partially owned by US interests, incorporated in the Cayman Islands, and whose userdata is stored Austin, TX - is apparently controlled by the Chinese government
- It also gives the Federal Government the ability to investigate and shut down any provider who gives access to these banned websites or services, including VPN. They will have unilateral power to dismantle VPNs through outrageous fines what will essentially force them to not operate in the US
- A lot of the Congressional Representatives who supported this bill have large donors and/or stock in US Tech companies like Meta, Google, or Palantier who would benefit from the downfall of tiktok or the ability to purchase it and monopolize the market
- Those same tech companies which sell our data constantly anyway, including to "adversarial powers"
This is so much more than just a tiktok ban.
from the NPR story:
...but first it must clear the Senate, where it faces an uncertain future. Several other anti-TikTok efforts in the Senate have stalled, and it is too soon to tell whether the House's legislation will meet a different fate.
Whatever happens with this measure, it marks the first time a chamber of Congress has passed a bill that could shut down a social media platform, a move that civil liberties advocates say tramples on the free speech rights of millions of American users.
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Ace attorney is so funny for making a game where you play as a lawyer whose assistant lets him talk to dead people and the only dead person he talks to is a smarter, better lawyer
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As an adult I think me and all my friends should all have matching schedules and work like 20 hours a week and also everyone lives within 15 minutes of each other why is that so much to ask
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Part of getting older is realizing how absolutely insane it is that basically every form of media is constantly trying to convince us that the most interesting moments of the lived human experience are happening in HIGH SCHOOL…… girl who gives a flying fuck what 16 year olds are doing.
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world's first marine psychiatrist trying to wrestle a knife out of a suicidal sea sponges hand in serbia
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Vigilante