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Made an album of utilitarian music to soundtrack your dissociative episodes
Great for:
dissociating in the shower
dissociating in your car
dissociating at work
dissociating at school
dissociating in front of screens
dissociating on public transit
dissociating around the house
dissociating while on hold with customer service
dissociating when you actually have shit to do
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i still refuse to believe this is a real sponsor at Le Mans of all places
Surprising to you maybe
David Cronenberg's campy but earnest drag racing flick is one of the best racing movies you've never seen.
Cronenberg's other car movie is actually pretty good.
Footage has been released for the first time showing Iranian air defenses shoot down an American fighter jet on the 20th day of the war, captured during a wedding. The plane is likely the F-15E that sparked a multi-day rescue mission. 3 April 2026
Any chance I get to talk about Guatemala, I take, and I can actually explain this picture!
So in the 19th century, a lot of Chinese immigrants started settling in Guatemala. I’m not sure why, but this newspaper article says it could be that the construction of trains happening at that time attracted Chinese immigrants that had already worked in the US during the gold rush. Regardless, by 1920 the census noted 990 legal Chinese residents in the country, tho it was probably higher due to unregistered immigrants.
Over time, this community continued to grow and they also, naturally, brought their cuisine into the country with Chinese restaurants gaining popularity. These restaurants, much like they did in the United States, combined local ingredients and tastes with traditional recipes.
This all led to chao mein (chow mein) becoming well know and loved as a staple of Guatemalan cuisine. I remember my own grandmother going to the local market to buy bags merchants made with vegetables chopped in long strips for making chao mein. There are many versions, like the chao mein tostadas which place it on top a crispy corn tostada, with cheese and cilantro on top:
Some common ingredients include: carrots, onions, celery, peppers, güisquil/chayote, and finally soy sauce and/or Worcestershire sauce which is usually just called salsa inglesa (english sauce). Ingredients are often renamed in Latin America for simplicity and based on common associations. In fact, soy sauce is sometimes also called salsa china.
You can actually see the recipe for Guatemalan chao mein in the back of the soy sauce container next to the Worcestershire sauce:
Chao mein is so popular with Guatemalans that Guatemalan restaurants in the United States will often have it as part of the menu. These sauces were probably made for Guatemalans outside the country to enjoy some traditional Guatemalan chao mein! ¡Que chilero!
Salvadoran mother-in-law makes this too
In Havana: Homeland or Death. Photo: Bill Hackwell The USS Nimitz carrier strike group entered the Caribbean Sea on May 20, placing one of t
The USS Nimitz carrier strike group entered the Caribbean Sea on May 20, placing one of the U.S. Navy’s largest instruments of air power near Cuba.
Its arrival came as Washington escalated its campaign against the island: sanctions, fuel strangulation, surveillance flights, political ultimatums and a new federal indictment against 94-year-old Raúl Castro, one of the historic leaders of the Cuban Revolution.
Country that just got its ass kicked by a country less than a third its size comforted by its ability to still beat up on a country a thirtieth its size and also kidnap its nonagenarian former president
And thinks it's the world's biggest badass
In 1985 I heard a college radio dj say "Jesus and the Mary Chain" and even though it couldn't have been long before I saw something about them in print and realized they'd misread it, 40+ years later I can't think of them without some part of my brain going oh yeah, Jesus and the Mary Chain, right on
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People who don't know much about computers can get overwhelmed by all the lingo. When well-intentioned networking types start throwing around crazy jargon like "server," "keyboard," and "what the fuck are you doing cutting those cables," it can seem like they're speaking a whole different language. That's why we've developed this handy wad of information that you can shove into your information-intake orifice and slowly digest.
There are many kinds of computers out there, ranging from the humble WebTV to the advanced iMac. Someone in Germany has even constructed a computer made out of Tinker Toys, which is mostly used to calculate how angry the K'nex company is at missing out on the deal. Computer scientists tell us that all of these computers are the same thing, which is definitely not something any other kind of scientist would say about their field.
First, it's important to know how computers themselves talk. Much like your dad when he's visiting his special OnlyFans friend, computers are only allowed to say "yes" or "no," regardless of how much it hurts. Through this high-speed series of Twenty Billion Questions, computers can emulate the concepts of numbers, letters, and animated pornography. Keep this in mind for the future chapters.
Once you've got that basis of computers under your belt, you can start telling them to do other things. Horrible things, to people you don't like. And you can do it very quickly, forever, often without your direct involvement. This is what capitalism has decided computers are for, and we are not currently in a position to say any differently. Check your notebook now for the term "inverted totalitarianism." You'll need this for the exam at the end of this class.
Congratulations, you've understood the basic fundamentals of computers! In our next course, we'll teach you how to design, source parts for, and assemble a high-energy radio frequency (HERF) gun in order to destroy every computer you meet.
Saw this last night and was like fuck, I know what that is, just can't place it rn. Then saw it again just now and brain says Nissan Primera. And I look it up and fuck me if it isn't 100% a third-get Nissan Primera, circa 2001–2008, never even sold in the US (where I live).
If this ability could be exchanged for money I would be unstoppable.
