My point exactly! They exist only to serve people who can’t be arsed to go into the grocery to get something.

Convenience stores where I am are generally franchises, and some are literally in the mall 30 seconds walk away from the grocery. Same opening hours, same location, etc.

Mostly with convenience pricing I’m thinking about things like how a convenience store can be next to a supermarket and charge you a 20% markup on the exact same item, and people pay because they can’t be bothered going into the grocery.

Exactly. I’m mostly amazed at how widespread it is, because damn that’s a lot of people paying inflated prices I never would.

I deflated somebody’s tire because they were an ICE vehicle parked in an EV charging bay.

Nice! What sort of use cases do you see for roles?

Dude, punctuation.

Dude, punctuation.

I see. Sad that it’s so toothless as currently implemented.

It’s coming out the ass, that’s farting not gagging.

You start with tofu, then you say fuck it and get a chicken.

Doesn’t work. I tried that with paradox, but still keep seeing their games. I’m not sure what exactly it blocks, but it’s not games from search results.

You can buy those by the litre or double litre in Asia, they’re pretty common. The small bottles are for suckers.

Yeah there was absolutely no reason for them to switch sides, really messes with readability. Could have easily flipped the image after drawing before the words were added.

Ah, milk-9.

They’re pretty much the exception, vast majority of FOSS and freehosted projects could not survive on donations alone if not for volunteers.

Wouldn’t it become 99% milk the moment it touches his saliva?

Ok, let me think clearly.

Now calculate the size of the radiators a full scale data centre would need.

About 2000 sqm per MW, according to Google. Given an average data center load of 100 MW, about 200k sqm. Add that again for the solar panels you’d need, and you’re at a cool half a million sqm. Compare the ISS, at a measly 7000 sqm. The mind (and budget) boggles.

Given how common phishing attempts can be though, shutting down for every single one seems like overkill.