>>722193
little endian or big endian or perhaps even mixed endian

>>722198
I got a big endian right here for you babe

>>722203
You've got a big end first, little end next?

>>722205
What book do you have to read? textbook, fiction, something else?

>>722204
Yes, I call it the cone

>>722208
this is kind of funny to me, because I never fixed my attention, but I guess I might have forced myself to like reading

you'll get there anon, i believe in you

>>722209
take a cross section of the cone and you'll get conic sections

>>722215
fan? coil buzz?

just put a block of ice on it and have a bunch of servants fanning it

>>722213
Yes, I am aware

>>722231
oil lole

>>722235
The backs.....

>>722240
cutie

I don't chase, I pursue, I seduce, I romance

I played it a bit

I feel like uh the modifiers get a bit outta control later on

I feel like the strategy is to just take as many card to hand cards that you can, because there is no way you can optimize a deck

I only got one damage card, it was the snake king, but I ended up going against a guy that dealt damage back when I attacked them

The Snake King was good, you take 3 damage then deal 2 damage for each king, and I had like 3 kings. But I think hand cards are the only way to achieve a degree of consistency

Like the only reason I could do later rounds was the booster pack card

>>722234
I just REALLY wanted you to know. Remember Kepler's third law

Thank you...

>>722270
I wasn't THANKING you

>>722266
You're very welcome, just always remember the golden rule of sampling, ALWAYS double the frequency of whatever you're sampling

.play it's the nut shack

.play Кончится лето

.skip (voted to skip this video)

.skip (video skipped)

.play [YouTube]

.play Hej Brigade

.play verde y maduro

kje so meje brigade

slovenians

>>722300
yes :D

they have a beautiful country

Oh man, I could really go for a slovenian twink right now

Is there a good source for UN voting records?

>>722307
I am like trying to find what countries voted for, against, and abstained on condemning the invasion of grenada

>>722303
they were cute when I went, or perhaps it was the lasko speaking hehehe

>>722316
Well I know what the counts were, I am more curious about what countries voted which way

>>722322
Unfortunately, I don't believe this goes back to the 80's

I found it

On the digital library for the UN

Goddamn it, it's literally just the resolution itself and not the vote for adoption

.play en mi viejo san juan

Okay it's as I suspected

I still haven't found the abstentions though

Jamaica, along with Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia and St Vincent and the Grenadines, the spunky six of the intervention alliance, voted against the resolution. Guyana, Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada — whose delegate, with strong support, fought off a weak attempt to have his credentials rejected — and Suriname (not then a Caricom member state) voted in favour. Belize and Haiti (not then a member state of Caricom) abstained; and St Christopher and Nevis, at the time the UN’s newest member, did not participate in the vote. El Salvador and Israel, both major recipients of military assistance from their Cold War ally, the United States, voted against the resolution.

Canada and the UK abstained. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, blindsided, humiliated and intensely embarrassed at not having been consulted or even been given adequate warning, told US President Ronald Reagan, her closest ally, that she was “deeply disturbed” by the invasion of what was a former British colony, and a member of the Commonwealth with the same head of State as Britain.

This was the most I can find, but I know more countries than this abstained

Honestly it's kinda wild that Bishop had such close ties to the British in spite of being an ML lol

Oh wow the Grenada Informer is HIRING who wants to move to Grenada to be a journalist with me

>No doubt, the political newcomer, Dickon led the NDC to a remarkable victory. To come back from two consecutive clean sweep defeats and win the election is no easy feat. To come into politics as a rank upstart and defeat a seasoned, veteran and savvy politician such as Dr Keith Mitchell perhaps the most successful politician in the history of the Caribbean, is an achievement that cannot be taken lightly, and he did it less than one year after getting involved in frontline politics and taking over the NDC as political leader.
>perhaps the most successful politician in the history of the Caribbean
Okay calm down, it's fucking Grenada

I mean Grenada's government is functional, they got fair elections and all that. The current guy wants to leave the Commonwealth and no longer acknowledge the British royal family as the de jure head of state

>>722367
Center Left progressive, his big thing was that the teachers in Grenada had their wages paused and he promised to get them paid up

I think he also wants to make their voting day a holiday there, which is good

>>722374
Why isn't this the case in the US? I've always wondered

>>722383
Because a specific major party in the country relies on the fact that younger people do not vote nearly as often as older people as a result of there not being a holiday. And there is enough politicians on the other side that rely on this fact to not get primaried out by younger politicians so they don't push hard for it.

>>722378
In a perfect world, elections would always be held on weekends when people aren't working

Are there any countries that have like weeks long windows for their general elections?

>>722384
Is it really as simple as it being a method of disenfranchisement?

>>722392
When the only argument *for* massive disenfranchisement is "it's tradition", and the party that benefits from this "tradition" suspiciously never supports any move to change it and often opposes any attempt to change it by the other party, you know, it makes it kinda clear what's going on.

>>722395
>>722394
So demographics are a factor, young people. Historically, is there a precedent of a particular party stalling this sort of reform?

>>722410
Yes, absolutely oh my GOD. Both parties fuck with any attempt to reform, but I also hate "both sides"-ing this because one party is substantially worse about it than the other.

>>722411
Right, literacy tests, etc.

Or make it take 45 days to get your ID because they know it will impede people from voting even if it causes massive fucking issues with their lives (Fuck you Greg Abbot you piece of shit)

>>722416
I suppose homeless people also have a difficult time getting an ID because they don't have a permanent address

>>722420
Oh yeah, oh absolutely yeah. I was in Texas trying to get an ID but I had to get a PO Box because my mail was getting stolen, and surprise surprise, you couldn't pick up your ID at the place, you had to wait 45 days for it to be mailed, oh and you couldn't get it mailed to a PO box either

I used to be one of those people that was like "alright, I'd take voter ID in exchange for national holiday" now I am like nah those pieces of shit deserve nothing, they are intentionally trying to make the democratic process as fucked as they can make it for their own benefit

>>722426
Let me put it this way, I put the cart before the horse on voter ID until I got put in the position and learned the exact reason why it is retarded. If the states involved didn't intentionally use it *to* disenfranchise people, it'd be fine, whatever. But they intentionally fuck up the system to get IDs in order to disenfranchise people, and it fucking SUCKS dick. Like oh my God, the amount of documentation, what was required to get an ID, what it took to get it mailed to me because GOD FORBID you just print it off in the DMV like they literally do in the shithole state of Louisiana like FUCK how does Louisiana do a better job at something than your state.

>>722435
Honestly, Louisiana has its problems, but our actual electoral process is pretty good. Mainly because it was so goddamn bad that we had to reform it from the ground up. But now we have a governor that wants to reintroduce the spoils system so oh well back to be corrupt, or er.... even more corrupt....

My youtube recommended seems to think I love watching livestreams

Because I get shunted into a livestream every so often from autoplay

I actually appreciate it though, you know, like that youtube recommended is favoring the little guy now with their algorithms

I've come across a hell of alot more small 10k-50k sub channels than I did before

>>722446
lmfao

>>722446
Oh my fucking god you too

Why the fuck do I keep waking up to fucking nasheeds

You guys fall asleep to youtube?

And I have it on my TV too, so it's loud enough that like my neighbors can here it

And I kinda like even though I am not Arab in the slightest, have been told I look vaguely middle eastern by them

>>722458
I took an old laptop and essentially turned it into a glorified firestick

So I can put things on with my phone, is nice

I think that part of it

Is that these channels probably get loads of views from youtube shorts

and then it ends up working to put them up on the algorithm too

like the channel videos

Yes I know, I mean I believe that the channel as a whole gets an algo boost from their shorts, also shorts can be carved out of larger videos and such.

>>722463
I think sometimes noise helps me sleep, but it might keep me awake if I'm not careful. I remember falling asleep in front of the TV when I had insomnia as a child. Though, to be fair, most of the shows that played at 2am were insufferable or infomercials

>>722473
I like to sleep with the TV on to be honest

Though part of it is that I live in a noisy neighborhood in general

>>722474
This is a very fatherly thing to say

>>722476
Don't you DARE

>>722477
I really wasn't trying to imply anything greater with that statement, but I am curious what you could possibly think I'm trying to say

>>722479
oh no, that wasn't the implication I was referring to, I was referring to the idea that he was calling me daddy, which I HATE

>>722480
That was DEFINITELY not my intention. I was once with a guy who insisted I called him that, and I left him.

I know, I am just fucking with you

>>722481
I hate it so much oh my GOD why are there so many people that want to say that shit, like goddamn. And I look like I am in my 20's what fucking daddy am I, a fucking teen dad jesus CHRIST I don't know I just hate that shit so much lol

It's just repulsive, frankly

Childish in nature, but corrupted by some sick sexual perversion and then add the extra weirdness of thinking of my own father when saying the word "daddy"

it's just not right

It just rubs me the wrong way and it's something that I have encountered so many times where it's just like...

I might grab some food, I wanna cook but like... I don't have groceries lol

I want to cook for you

Need a bunch of people to cook for so that I can make big dinners

>>722494
make some champurrado and sopes for me

>>722497
go off, anon

>>722498
I actually like champurrado alot, but I didn't get at first that you legit dip the bread in it

I'm white

>>722509
I'm fairly neutral about it

I'd fuck you tbh

>>722499
use that occasionally

>>722518
hm? Well, that depends then I suppose, but I live in a place where uh... I have slept with alot of black people lol

Okay, I'd prob still bang

>>722524
::h
#throw

I don't see you, so idk

Damn you got big eyes

That's why I cover mine up

>>722542
Oh it's you lmao, yeah I'd smash

>>722541
luke's the crazy dude who went from making linux videos to ranting about monero and orthodox christianity, right?

>>722542
And like this isn't an exaggeration, I legit dated a girl that looks almost exactly like you lmao

>>722550
No, cis

>>722552
Probably not, she played alot of rhythm games

LIKE BOUNCING ON THIS DICK

And also osu

>>722555
that's not a rhythm game, that's just a dick

>>722558
In rhythm, silly

>>722559
O\\\\O

>>722560
to hell with rhythm I like my dick riding stochastic

>>722564
I seem to recall seeing one of his more recent video thumbnails and it was something insanely stupid like "imagination is satanic"

>>722563
No comment

>>722569
That's kinda the issue with alot of the privacy space stuff, you know, people that got something to hide aren't always the most savory

>>722574
lainchan... i haven't heard that name in many years...

>>722575
lainchan is still fairly active these days

absolute soykaf

>>722580
Oh man, that thing!

>>722580
I like the one where they tell you how to make LSA

There is a little guide on LSA extraction from morning glory seed

>>722568
odd this is the one time you have no comment :^)

>>722590
Because I'm not going to comment on your inexperience

>>722591
Well, it's like applying for jobs, how the fuck am I supposed to get the experience if I don't have it???