If anything, it's comments and users like the one you're replying to that I hold chiefly responsible.

I've heard the Arab Spring being referred to as "the first of the climate wars"

It is. Last time I saw thisnpost, the photographer was different.

Did laserpig ever make the corrections video he promised to make when r/badhistory tore his T-34 video to pieces, or is he still pretending he's "just an entertainer"?

Blownup the port cranes and you're basically done. It's what the US and Saudis did in Yemen

I gotta admit, that's elegant.

Specifically, it was made to separate Hitler from the right and pawn him off to the left.

It's not cheaper, it costs me time.

The framing device for the whole movie is that they're searching the wreck to find a priceless necklace, and bring along an old woman, who had it when the ship sank, to help them. She then tells them her story, moves them into abandoning the search, and in the end it's revealed she had it the whole time when she throws it overboard.

People thought COBOL would let managers write code.

"He vampired billionairely across the room, his sweetly-softcore rapey vibes engulfed her small feminine self-inserty hair, she looked exactly like [you, the girl reading this], and he was very vampirey and mysterious"

A few years ago, "blockchain" was what "AI" is now. Everyone was adding blockchain to everything. It was the next big thing, we can't risk getting left behind, etc.

So we've reached "bargaining". Good to know.

Or, he doesn't remember which number is who.

Clown-on-clown violence

IIRC "Calendar" was one of the proposed solutions, but the bone actually had a lot more than 28 holes. It's one of the reasons it's purpose is considered unknown.

I always find this particular strain of antiintellectualism deeply ironic, because it claims to oppose women being forgotten, but the premise assumes the "scientists" are all male.

Oh wow, it's still updated!

wizards of the coast

Of the "sent the literal Pinkertons after a streamer" fame.

You remember r/shitamericanssay? Last time he won, there were a lot of people talking about stuff Europe has but America doesn't, and, if you browse the posts there, a lot of Americans responding how Europe is backwards, in the stone age, and what they do have is paid for by America, out of benevolence.

Well, those folks are in charge now.

It's by design very verbose and "English"-like, like instead of x=y*z it would go "MULTIPLY y BY z GIVING x", the idea was that it would read almost like natural language, so that non-tech staff could understand it.