That’s some absolutely amazing woodwork. The Dane in me really appreciates the interior minimalism too.

Thank you for taking the time to provide the rest of us with an insightful local perspective on things. I try to keep appraised, but I think you’ll agree that there’s a lot going on all over the place at the moment. That just makes this kind of summary by a local all the more valuable.

Regardless, know that a lot of us hope that things turn out for the best for Romania. And by best, I naturally mean you guys being successful in resisting and rejecting the usual tiresomely predictable Russian manipulations. There’s no viable future to be found in that sphere of influence, such as it is.

While we’re on that subject, how are things going in Romania at the moment what with the election annulment and all?

Those of us who may be poor but aren’t poorly educated really don’t need to have this one explained to us.

I used to boycott Tesla. I still do, but I used to, too.

A lot of things could happen. Maybe Unicorns will be discovered in the wild tomorrow, which would be about as likely as this happening.

Oh, you magnificent bastard!

“You were supposed to be too shackled by the minimum wage jobs we allow you to have two of and kept fearful of loosing your worthless health insurance to run around and protest when we abuse you some more, damnit! Who allowed you out?”

Respect the judiciary or leave the country.

Well, that was… Profoundly disturbing in a way I haven’t seen since dodging a Reaper on foot in ME3.

Or any critical infrastructure for that matter. If private companies want access, they can lease it from the state.

I don’t know what the state of the art is on ST these days, but that was nicely done. I especially like the dithered/solid horizontal span (pre?)computation for voxel construction rotation about one axis part. Neat trick.

Nice font, nice track, nice sync. Well done, lads.

Despite apparently being just the right place for it, Columbia won’t be having “Dictatorship 101” courses.

It must be nice to be amoral, unburdened by principles, unshackled by intellectual honesty and unhampered by hypocrisy: They can shamelessly do anything and still sleep like a baby when they’re done.

“Hey I can reduce the amount of stress I feel by unilaterally make other people feel x10 as much, but that sounds like a their kind of problem. Pft. Taking responsibility for my own life? What am I, some sort of adult?”

It’s the core of the criminal mind-set: That somebody else should non-consensually pay the price for the criminal’s actions.

As demand as unsurprising as it is unreasonable.

It wouldn’t stop Americans either I daresay; it would “just” criminalize expressing it.

“The 1st amendment? Wazzat? Does it make me richer?” – US Republicans, probably.

Yup, that sounds like Trump’s spiritual advisor, all right. On the other hand, he’s not looking to render the poor down for biofuel production unlike Thiel’s Guru Yarwin, so there’s that I guess.

And gold-diggers. Pithiness, thy name is Hesiod.

I might as well give up on sanity now and save what little yet remains, by lulling myself into the delusion that Trump’s statement implies not that he’s a dribbling moron, but that he’s well-acquainted with Leonard Susskind’s work on the Holographic principle.

Shit no. Unlike the MAGA’s I’m not mentally flexible enough for that level of gymnastics, and I may just have sprained my brain. Send help.

Meanwhile, the FBI apparently has plenty of resources to run around persecuting people not for their actions, but for their environmental views. Forget neo-nazis and traitors, who clearly only wants what’s best for their country - the lovable little scamps. /s