That Tracy Chapman Fast Car duet with Luke Combs on the Grammys got me. I remember listening to Fast Car when it came out and relating to it in a big way. Mainly because I was very young, married with a child, broke, and scared to death I wouldn’t be able to give my family a good life. All these years later, it was great to see that Tracy is ok, and so are we.
Getting downvoted in the Fediverse.
So if an Android user texts with an iPhone user, Bard has data on both users. Great. /s
What will happen to the salt?
Windows 10. I was happy with Windows 7, got prompted to ‘upgrade’ to Windows 10… I declined. Next morning, my PC had Windows 10 installed. I got this crazy idea that my PC belonged to me and that I would be the one to decide what OS to use. Hello Linux Mint.
It’s ok, we hate you back :)
What’s the going rate on a horse and buggy these days?
If it only took $15 million to take down Fox News, the other networks would have spent that money a long time ago.
Debt Free and Prosperous Living. I was a twenty something and in desperate financial straits. This book opened my eyes about how things work, set me on a path to prosperity. It also sparked me to read other finance books.
I dislike my location data being sold and collated with other data to build a profile on me.
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Lived in AL for many years. Never met a single person married to their cousin, never heard anyone mention cousins getting married. Stupid stereotype.
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How do you punch down on poor people when you are living in a camper? His song is #1 on iTunes in the US/UK/Australia, #2 in Ireland and Canada. But it certainly couldn’t be because it resonates truth for the masses. No, it is because he is punching down on the poor and you are so smart to have figured it out. The few negative opinions I have seen about this song have been from people it is calling out. Tool.
Well, shouldn’t Meta expect some things in return for campaign contributions and election financing?
Milli Vanilli.
But Google is freeeee!
LibreOffice will be happy to fully refund the purchase price.