When you realize God made you in his image and you are christ

A "tip" can refer to a tip off, which is a small piece of information to point someone in a certain direction. In this case, a witness tipped off the police as to where the suspect was.

However, a "tip" can also refer to an extra, voluntary payment in addition to the mandatory charge. Usually people give tips as a way of being polite and letting a service worker know that their performance was satisfactory.

Since the person who was arrested was in a McDonalds, and since a tip off lead to their arrest, I presented a humorous misinterpretation of the situation where tipping a McDonalds employee lead to the arrest, and I advocated avoiding tips in all circumstances.

3. Don't tip.

A tip lead to his location.

What is this graphing?

This is how they fight a peer-to-peer electronic cash system

It’s snowing today. We’re supposed to go to thanksgiving lunch at a casino in the area, so hopefully this doesn’t turn the roads to shit. Been a relaxing trip, but i’m ready for my own bed again. The daybed i’ve been sleeping in feels like an adult crib.

My Clockwork Pi uConsole arrived while here, so i snapped that together in about 20 min. Super fkn cool. Built like a tank! Will get into full nerd mode when i get it back home and get to modding it.

We are not designed to be fully aware of all things happening on all the places

If world events make you anxious, logout social media

There is always something bad happening, the monetized-emotional-meant-grinder wants you to care, watch, click, amplify, & purchase "the fix"

2024-12-07, 23:59 UTC

232 days after halving

Current: $99,977.70

2012 scaled: $439,306.91

2016 scaled: $115,576.24

2020 scaled: $214,069.22

I really love what Palmer Luckey is doing with ModRetro Chromatic, and with them also selling new carts it's closer than anyone else to succeed at just ressurecting a dead console. It's not like Analogue who made a modernized way to play those games and added a lot of features, or chinese emulator consoles, or modded old systems which require sourcing. From what I see, the Chromatic is pretty much just "what if a perfected GBC was just still a thing that you can buy?" Not really modernized, just improved.

The price is the sticking point. I wish I could justify it. It's especially the games that are too expensive. I get that this is what we used to be okay paying for such games before, and that these are not necessarily worse than the games from the era, but absent the rarity factor and the fact of owning an object that hasn't been produced in 30 years or so, I just cannot imagine myself paying 50$ for an itch.io game on a cart. And the obvious answer, to get an Everdrive and put the games on it myself would kind of kill my interest in the Chromatic itself...

Also fuck Palmer Lucky. What a disgusting sellout.

>Palmer Lucky invents the first mainline VR headset at 19

>Now he runs a massive defense company

idk why but something about this hits my sus detector, something is glowing.

Pew pew.