This will always remind me about ‘Boots’ Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness. Where the rich person can afford a good pair of boots ($50) that will last for many years whereas the person can only afford to buy an okay pair of boots that still gets wet ($10) and last maybe a season or two.

Framing this as “rich person math” is a little unnecessarily prejudicial. These are all routine activates for any successful small business. If a reasonably successful local auto-shop made a similar purchase no one would call it a “rich person thing”, just a painfully routine business investment.

I’m kind of disappointed that they didn’t have 60-year-old Michael J Fox dress up as Morty.

I mean by September this pandemic should be mostly resolve (I sure hope!)

Right? I got my wife into building PCs by bringing home a trashed junker of a machine, and telling her “There’s better RAM in this PC than yours, you can have it, if you get it out and install it yourself”. She took it apart, transferred the RAM, and in realizing how easy it all really was, went online and bought a…

Building a PC is scary.

I haven’t played Fortnite in over a year (and really only played STW when I did), but even as a bystander I really do enjoy the amount of production value and very impressive technical effects they employ in these events.

I will take literally any excuse to post this:

Same here. I sometimes miss the noise of a 5.25" drive humming away. Or the good ol’ head movement of both drives when you boot up....

The larger problem, however, is having an agency in the first place whose mission can be significantly warped so that it justifies upending the lives of people who are doing nothing wrong except living here.

Some Trump chump is just going to say he is a good businessman for exploiting people.

“The Planet will be fine....

I’m so glad I’ll be dead before Earth takes a real, earnest shit on humanity.

I feel like I’ve seen this somewhere before.

That totally looks like something Tim Burton might have cooked up.

“Joke’s on you. You won’t.”

The image is probably the most detailed image of a star yet