I think my PSP3000 is still good to go, though either the microsd or the memorystick adapter for microsd might be getting busted

Jailbreaking it was one of the easiest things, if memory serves it was just “copy all this stuff to the card, execute this program, you’re done”

Exploding a data center is a bit beyond my capabilities, mostly because I live over 500km away from any 😅

Bitch, I tried to make a ball of chi after seeing Gohan teach Videl how to do it

Lucky. My mom would just ask me to install M$Office 2013 instead

It’s a matter of “my cell phone is only connected to the internet when I’m at home or at work” + being free to move the files around without accounts or internet

I prefer my music offline, thank you

Half of capitalism enjoyers I know complain that “communists” (anyone who complains about capitalism) are hypocrites because they “don’t apply communism to their lives” by sharing their salaries and buying iphones and super expensive clothes.

Ask them how one can “apply communism” when they live under a society that is capitalist, where any donation or salary sharing is effectively feeding capitalism and they’ll just circle back to the initial complaint.

Something similar happened to Japan between 1868 and 1910, minus the space age

This one could double as Bohemian Rhapsody

The guards have been alerted by those cheeks

The thirst is real

Boil 'em, fry 'em, make cake with 'em

Israel going after Turkey will be really !!FUN!!, what with NATO and all that.

They’ll do it if they can manage to make it impossible to use any adapter. PSVita used those tiny memory sticks because fuck you for wanting standardized storage solutions

I have that, I should probably play it sometime

I’d be lucky to even come close to Mr. Satan’s power level

That or a reflection of how bad your mental situation is

Lots of propaganda.

Two decades of heroic effort had ended in shame.

Heroic my ass, it was bullshit from day one and the whole world knew it.

If American officials had known then what they know now, many of them—including me—would have argued more strongly for an earlier withdrawal.

They wouldn’t. They knew Iraq didn’t have WMDs but invaded nonetheless. They knew Iran could block the Hormuz Strait but attacked nonetheless.

Americans occasionally acknowledge the noble sacrifices that thousands of U.S. service members made in the conflict.

Noble my ass.

The United States had other ambitions in Afghanistan, as well, including a nation-building mission that aimed to establish a sustainable democracy.

Bull-fucking-shit. A puppet regime is not a “sustainable democracy”

[Kyle Carpenter] summed up his feelings about his service on behalf of Americans: “You are worth protecting, you are worth fighting for, you are worth time in a hospital bed and deep scars on my body.”

The best soldiers are the ones that really believe the shit their superiors feed them, be like him, citizen!

The cruelty of the policies is thrown into relief by the major strides in rights and opportunities that Afghan women in some parts of the country made in the decades that the Taliban were out of power.

This was the only good thing to come out of the invasion, too bad it was just a glimpse of a better life for those women.

Simply put, one reason the Americans did not leave Afghanistan earlier is that the U.S. military fights to win.

[citation needed]

It is deeply unsettling that thousands of service members who fought, were wounded, or lost friends in the war now see it as an unworthy endeavor.

Reality crashing down on them isn’t “unsettling”

Americans must not forget those changes of heart. They must remember what it feels like to look back at a war they once embraced and think, “If only I had known then what I know now.”

I bet most of those didn’t change because of hindsight, but rather grew tired of it altogether.

Well, did the group go out later?

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