

THIS IS THE YEAR OF LINUX DESKTOP.


THIS IS THE YEAR OF LINUX DESKTOP.
His name is BOBBY tables.
Let’s get them, boys! Haha just kidding. Am I? Yeah. Haha.
Ha.

It’s always nice to bleach your bee hole.

Is it? Where do you live? I’m in California in the US.

I own two of them. They are great for honey.
I’m guessing the people who don’t use them aren’t into honey. Like, maybe they have a little honey bear that’s crusty in the back of their pantry.


My bosses instructions are chatgpt. I don’t listen to any of them, ever. I do, however, have to spend hours a week explaining why he’s being lied to by the dumbass AI.

I printed this one this year for my tree.

Decide? There is no decision here, you must buy that sick sticker.

Still a better romance than Twilight.


Is this AI? I ask because the no sign is behind the focal items.

Hawaiian Pidgin is also pretty damn funny. Look up “Da Jesus Book”.

Mine also said it was raining.
Ah, yeah. That’s smooth.


What?!? That’s the BEST part of dnd!!
We give the gm shit over this regularly, and it’s so freaking funny.


Lol wtf? Why even spend 45 minutes doing that if you’re going to completely block those ports?
Just tell him “no”.
To expand upon this, the reason I defend the use of this word within the context of using it to replace “stupid”, or other denigratory language targeted at intelligence, is because the majority of people alive today were raised with it not being an insult. I think it’s despicable to label people “ablest” when all they are likely doing is trying to call someone “stupid” - something that everyone seems to still agree is totally fine.
This was a common, clinical term before 10-15 years ago. It’s wrong to use against neurodivergent individuals because it over-simplifies the many different different complexities that exist within the neurodivergent community. This said, the idea it is so horrible we can’t ever utter it again is absurd. If you go back into the roots and origins of other words, such as the n-word, there is no moral justification for it’s existence. This word, however, has a justification… a strong justification.
Punishing people for using a word they don’t see as divisive is immoral, and in itself divisive.
When Musk started using this word earlier this year, he knew what he was doing. This is a weakness to all of us who actually care about other people, and vulnerable groups. You do you, though.
He just had his first crabby patty.