They don’t care. They’re just going to blow you up, anyway.
I don’t read DMs.
They don’t care. They’re just going to blow you up, anyway.
If you haven’t tried cranberry sauce since you were a kid, because you decided then you don’t like it, keep trying it every year, you might start liking it. That’s what happened for me, anyway. I started liking bitter flavors like this and green olives when I got older. Alas, I can’t eat them anymore because of my gout.
You get the Friday after off? Lucky.
It happened to me. It’ll happen to you, too!
It’s more fun with real cards. Not as convenient, but if you pull out a deck and start playing in public, someone will stop to talk.
Older than 60, I can confirm.
Just when you think you’re getting a grip, everything shifts.
I’ve used double hyphens for em dashes, because I’ve never bothered to figure out how to do it in Linux. I was a graphic designer for many years, and had a bunch of ASCII Alt codes memorized, but they don’t work in Linux, for whatever reason. I don’t really need them anymore, so I haven’t worried about it. So, I suppose the double hyphens shows I’m human, and definitely not a robot.
E: One way in Linux is Ctrl-U 2014: —
So… Why don’t I see double spaces after your periods? Test. For. Double. Spaces.
EDIT: Yep, double spaces were removed from my test. So, that’s why. Although, they are still there as I’m editing this. So, not removed, just hidden, I guess?
I still double space after a period, because fuck you, it is easier to read. But as a bonus, it helped me prove that something I wrote wasn’t AI. You literally cannot get an AI to add double spaces after a period. It will say “Yeah, OK, I can do that” and then spit out a paragraph without it. Give it a try, it’s pretty funny.
I’m assuming the letters at the bottom all “fell” from the tree, but I’m not going to confirm that.
Maybe you’ll get to see both… one right after the other.
Musk wants to install his neuralink thing in them so they can fly that way. No thumbs needed.
Ignorance is bliss… but, sometimes fatal.
Knowledge is power…
I helpfully added to the end of a comment, “If you see a Nazi, punch a Nazi”, as a play on “If you see something, say something.” That got me a one-week suspension. A couple of weeks later, I posted a link to a site that explains how many of the top corporations are owned and controlled, through stocks, by a small group of the same billionaires–they all sit on each other’s boards and block outsiders from being elected. That got me a permanent suspension. I haven’t been back.
This was on my account that is eight years old, and had over a million comment karma, and about 40,000 post karma. Fuck 'em.
Restarting fixed it, thanks.
No. But, thank you for the idea.
I used Plex about 12 years ago. The first time my internet went down, and I couldn’t use it, I stopped using it. Garbage. Not what I wanted.
I used Windows Media Center as long as I could, I loved it. But, eventually, I had to leave Windows 8 behind. Now I use Jellyfin and SABnzbd, it works okay most of the time, but I don’t serve media to the outside, so I don’t know if it works for that.
For how much the owners rave about these, I’m surprised they stopped making them. I’m further surprised it hasn’t come back as a hybrid. I’ll continue to be surprised if they never build another car under this badge again.
Seriously, Honda, WTF?
We start with “it’s to protect the children, you care about children don’t you?”
Once the mechanics are in place, and fewer people are complaining, we head toward, “we can’t just let everyone have access to everything, it’s for your own good.”
We go from disallowing a few by age, to only allowing a few by more strict criteria.
The heavy, thick utensils are my favorites.
But, really, since the kid moved out, and I’m alone now, I only use the utensils I need, and I use the same ones every day, washing as I go. Fork, spoon, sharp knife for cooking, small bowl-plate, large bowl-plate, coffee mug, big insulated cup for cold drinks, and a pair of clicky tongs.
It’s a gas leak, according to Reddit.