Do KitKats even have chocolate?

Yes, but it also hurts their case when they’re demonstrating clearly that they can filter out ads they determine to be harmful.

The little ones were worse in my experience. They tended to turn better on the axles and with couple guys spinning on the outside you could really get them going, then have the people riding move to the inside and it blue-shifts.

All we know is the screen isn’t using HDMI 2.1.

And this is why you need second backups.

I swear to God that Word exists to make us feel better about Outlook.

You ask people online and get 78 different answers, then get caught up in decision paralysis and stick with windows.

Yeah, but how far will it go if you try to power it with gasoline?

It’s harder to tell a woman she’d be prettier if she smiled if you can’t see her mouth.

There was 9 years between the release of the 360 and the Xbox One. Might was well do the same thing this generation.

AI datacenters and greed.

Pensa you one of them, ke? Inyalowda no care bout welwala like you, sasa.

So what you’re saying is we should drop rocks on the data centers, right?

Aaron lot of out infrastructure still uses floppy discs.

It’s that they are treating it as something weird. Uhura’s race and sex weren’t treated as weird because why would it be? There wasn’t anything especially special about Geordi being a blind helmsman when TNG premiered, because making accommodations wasn’t anything special - it was normal.

What Discovery did was performative inclusivity, which is a more subtle form of bigotry. It’s pointing at someone and calling them weird and claiming moral superiority for tolerating their presence.

Don’t spend 5 episodes uses feminine pronouns for the character then have them “come out” as non-binary. Just establish their pronouns from the outset, and don’t make a big deal outside the show about how brave they are for having an NB Trek character.

You don’t normalize something by pointing out that it’s strange.

But that’s not what they did with Uhura. They never hung a lantern on her being black or a woman. She was just there and it was such a normal thing it didn’t need to be addressed in-universe.

Having a character “come out” means the world is one in which people are hiding in the closet because of a social stigma. A world in which that stigma doesn’t exist doesn’t require a character to come out.

But they’re cool with cars, right?

The best progressive writing Trek did was when they addressed a social issue by having the actors pretend it wasn’t an issue at all.

Uhura was a bridge officer who was a black woman, and nobody cared or even noticed because in-universe there was nothing special about that.

But meeting the US’s requirements doesn’t prevent products from being sold in Europe.

It’s the same reason film studios started pandering to China and why frying pans sold in Florida have a cancerous materials warning label that’s only required in California.

Companies cater to restrictive regulations in major markets because those products are still legal in less-restrictive territories.