u/TriflingToad

I guess that makes sense but that seems so difficult to reach for a movement, can the meetings of EU leaders propose laws themselves or do they also have to get votes?

In the US for something like StopKillingGames we have a local senior that we can call and yap to and (in theory) they'd listen to what their citizens have to say and start the process of making it a bill, when then would become a law after a couple rounds of approval and editing before being approved or vetoed by the president.

There's actually a children's music video they played to all of us in school when we were young, it's unironically a super good way to teach people about how it works, https://youtu.be/SZ8psP4S6BQ

If you hear people in US politics say "call your senator" that's who they're calling, they have some power over bills that can be voted out I think.

also, I'll just add an asterisk to the whole paragraph as

1) I'm not a lawyer, I just have a basic highschool education so far, I might be wrong

2) the whole idea of a "justice system" and "laws" are kinda currently being thrown out the window?? i don't really know what's happening anymore.

3) also presidents can propose bills or something and skip the senior section I think?

anyways, it's pretty interesting learning about how laws work over there. Seems so much more simple than ours :/

(unfortunately) speaking as an American, why is it so hard to get legislation to pass in the EU?

happy cake day

holy shit new LGBTQ just dropped

damn

L + rato


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damn

oh I forgot about that, you win this comment section 😂

https://cagle.com/cartoonist/marian-kamensky/2025/04/21/295020/easter-miracle-with-jd-vance

https://humor-kamensky.sk/cartoons

If you're gonna call someone out you can atleast double check first

I like the implication that they interrogated a dead body about its opinion on terrorism lmao

oh I didn't know that, thanks for the update!

so glad to see they thought through their _amazing_ plan before affecting people's already difficult lives 😃

I just realized, since "computers" are exempt, we're gonna see a lot more products with screens in it for no reason.

wow grandma you look really different than I remember you!

here's the images



YAYAYAYAY!!! I'm so excited to play on my deck without 20 buttons in a touchpad menu


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why is that illegal? The article says that picking it naturally can be dangerous because it looks like some poisonous plants, so why not just let them grow it normally? or better yet since apparently it's invasive, why not a dedicated farm?

you have such large hands, you hold it like I do a phone lol

~~What do you use to view the manga though? Is it a website or a dedicated PDF reader or something?~~ NVM someone already asked 😓

I can draw you one, but it would just come out as a pen smudge 😔

What are some niche things can could do/install/play on the steam deck that most people wouldn't really do or think about doing?

I will say that the support for some of these "less used" games is very difficult to get running for someone who hasn't used Linux before and controls will be tough depending on the game.

Getting OSRS with runelite was difficult but nice once i got it working. You need to get Wine to run the Jagex launcher then install Runelite separately. Don't ask me how as I hardly remember how I did it myself lol

Also I haven't tried this but getting Flash games would be dope. I don't think I've seen anyone try it yet, but I'm sure someone has.

Also anybody know any casual games can play randomly on public transit and don't have to sit down and play.

Celeste, Doom 1993, webfishing single player.

However the 'sleep' feature means most games work well portably, you don't really need a special game (but still get Celeste it's awesome!) just playing the games you own already will be MORE than enough.