it’s a fa-a-a-a-ke!

there’s no way a really neurodivergent person would be able to fit that elegant explanation in so small a tweet.

i dunno. with all those carpets and tapestries, there must have been some static sparks somewhere!

i’m upvoting this comment from my internet enabled toaster.

well that assertion does make sense in a way, yes?

all that released semen has to go somewhere, after all.

why would anyone evn build a tower on a cliffside? doesn’t the sheer precipice already give you the advantage of an elevated position?

i don’t think they’d like performing in front of an audience. it’s hard, you see, for a snail to come out of its shell.

the metal’s like, “CU LATER, BRO!”

perhaps that will clear up some of that pesky pixellation.

this is not a valid comparison. the number of people in and around cars–and the amount of interactions that the average person has with a car–vastly outstrips those near or using guns. by at least two orders of magnitude, one would estimate.

it’s like saying that the number of papercuts received is marginally higher than the number of intentional stab wounds and the media only focuses on one.

that’s how it should be. one of those two things impacts a larger percentage of the people that encounter it.

sometimes yes, sometimes no. i don’t have a blanket rule about it.

i have keepass on only one device. i don’t mind looking up individual passwords and typing them in manually when on other devices.

on the device which hosts keepass, the app is hidden and hoops must be jumped to reach it.

i back up the encrypted password database once a month to a cloud service as insurance against me losing that one device.

it’s not the most convenient setup but i sleep so much easier for it.

ah, but on the flip side, ai can conjure up an email summary within seconds that can shave off up to 5 whole minutes from someone’s extremely busy day.

surely that’s adequate recompense for all that energy spent?

they’ve gone to get revenge, apparently.

yippee ki yay…

mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

haste does, indeed, make waste.

one hopes it compresses packed items so one can tote more around.

surely you get this only if you have edge already installed?

if you just stop edging on your device, wouldn’t this pop-up never appear?

well, you can’t argue that he hasn’t learnt his lesson.

“Harry, yer a blizzard!”