They both got what they wanted.

In freedom units, as viewed from New Mexico, where humidity is typically under 50% and often below 10% in the summer:

> 100 = hot or “sweltering” just because I like the word.

90 - 100 = hot

80 - 90 = warm

70 - 80 = comfortable

60 - 70 = cool

50 - 60 = chilly

35 - 50 = cold

< 35 = freezing

This post is very captivating.

But, imagine if that knife also vibrated at an ultrasonic resonance!

Filthy rich circle jerk.

If this is New York, you’d need to put a baby in that jar to get anyone to do more than glance.

You could just lick his foot.

Not me, I wouldn’t, not my thing. I’m just saying you could. I’d film it. Not for anything weird, just because… I mean, I wouldn’t post it anywhere you’re likely to see it.

True crimes stories, probably.

Do you know anyone who can watch true crime TV 12 hours a day? I do.

It’s not worth the effort to break down their position, and present coherent arguments back to them. They’ll just completely miss what you’re trying to say, and blast back more incomprehensible BS. It’s just raw, blind, ignorant anger, most of the time, we can’t refute emotion with logic, they just don’t hear it.

Yes, some “seniors take them as correct fact”, but so do many people from every generation. I don’t think seniors are more susceptible to being duped by AI than any other generation.

Most new beds, “smart” or stupid, are made of foam. The foam collapses in a few years, no matter what they tell you.

Get a traditional spring bed, they’ll last decades. Trust me.

I don’t give a fuck how much they charge for coffee. I don’t know why anyone would. You buy it, or you don’t. It’s not fucking insulin. No one needs to buy their shitty products.

My tongue has a tip, you wanna see what I can do with that?

Found the basement dweller.

How did the crocodile egg get in the nest?

Breakin’ the law! Breakin’ the law!

So, it’s a wireless microswitch, but probably not as useful. They’ll no doubt license it to the government for something a wired microswitch would work just as well.

“You know, a human driver could have done this, too.”

Yeah, we know. We’ll forgive humans, not robots. That’s the fucking point. Nor should we forgive robots, the machine had to open the trunk to let the luggage in, there’s no reason it should “forget” that it needs to open it at the other end. That is, of course, unless the remote drivers on the other side of the world are doing much more than just occasionally assisting.

Who has thought more about hair than a folically challenged man?