Yeah, I’m sure they’ll get right on that.

Oh. That would make sense. Sorta.

… Why would a witch hat be underneath a beanie?

I’m not familiar with this comic. Why would a hat mean anything about whether someone is a witch or not?

I feel your pain. I had a tune from Robo Warrior (NES) stuck in my head for… I couldn’t even tell you how long before it just randomly clicked one day.

X3 is really, really hard to learn. I have heard 4 is better in that regard. If you try either, you should probably start with 4! Also, it’s very different, but Escape Velocity Nova is really worthwhile if you like exploration, trading style games. Old af but it holds up imo.

Edit: I spent some time Googling when I saw you said you thought the game had the word Galactic in it. Imperium Galactica?

Ah. Hmm. The only other ones I remember that might be in similar vein that might trip a memory are Fragile Alliance, X: Beyond the Frontier, but those aren’t really graphically similar. Hardwar, maybe?

If you want space fairing, base building, trade empire creating fun, that is the X universe’s entire thing though. If you can’t find what you are looking for, maybe X3 or X4 would scratch the itch.

Gazillionaire, Elite, or escape velocity maybe? Maybe Freelancer, but that was later than your time estimate.

Technically it is separate, but I would suggest it is very related.

Due process is not getting provided to deportees. We already know for a fact one of the people sent shouldn’t have been, and no attempts to rectify the issue are being made.

The message that was being sent even before that, but more so now, seems clear to me. That message is that anyone can be disappeared, for any reason, and it doesn’t matter if the person in question did anything wrong.

That’s why I was suggesting poking this particular badger is unwise, citizen or not.

I would argue you’re never going to be treated with more respect by a company than during the interview process. Once you’re on the payroll you have an incentive to tolerate objectionable treatment. If a company is willing to be this audacious in the interview stage I would have little hope of it getting better in that regard.

Not to a US citizen.

Good luck arguing THAT point from the El Salvador concentration camp.

No no no, people can’t possibly dislike his comments. It has to be a coordinated effort to suppress his views via a voting system that matters even less than reddit’s. What’s more likely? That people dislike his approach, or a shadowy cabal of downvote fairies that have taken an interest in him specifically? I think the answer speaks for itself.