My parents got an adapter from Amazon that allows them to attach an actual standard CO2 tank, purchased at a local gas company, to the soda machine, which they get refilled every so often. The gas company also refills used SodaStream canisters, so they also get those recharged to use as backups when the standard tank runs low.
I have it on good authority that “We don’t need no thought control.”
What are they gonna develop next? Dark sarcasm in the classroom?
Narrator: It was not
Yeah I’m gonna be migrating to Linux over the next year or so I think. Got an old desktop still running 7 that I plan to move over first, and then when 10 EOLs I’ll migrate the daily driver.
I had to look at the article to confirm that wasn’t a bit. Holy fuck how is people destroying fossil fuel infrastructure such a terrifying prospect that you don’t want to live to see it?
I think if you click outside of that pop-up it disappears completely, which as you say is totally inconsistent with everything else in Windows, but it is at least possible to get away from it with the mouse.
It would be hilarious if the thing about us not being tankies was an intentional troll…but this cracker was still butthurt about being called a cracker and couldn’t help complaining about it
The incident in question occurred when someone (a programming.dev admin, specifically), whose client hides the pronouns, used ‘they’ to refer to a user with she/her pronouns.
He just died? Wow. I didn’t know that. You are telling me now for the first time. He led an amazing life. What else can you say. Whether you agreed or not, he was an amazing man who led an amazing life. I am actually sad to hear that. I am sad to hear that.
I’m rather fond of James Webb Space Telescope images, myself. It’s nice sometimes to close out to desktop and have my breath taken away. Not sure if they have wallpaper-sized images; I like to grab the full-res ones and just look at a portion of the full image.
Bon voyage, comrade!
And they backed into that tiny parking space too, bravo!
How does this shithead not realize that parking like that is practically begging those of us who drive older cars to park right next to them?
Except she uses the term “bedtime abolition discourse” without a hint of irony, as best I can tell; not even a set of scare quotes on it.
ELEVEN HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE GIGAWATTS, MARTY!
The primary thing that annoys me about this person’s point is the term “bedtime abolition.” She doesn’t want bedtime abolition at all; no one does (everyone wants to go to bed at some point, after all). What she wants is wakeup-time abolition. And I agree with that. Calling it bedtime abolition has the dual effect of incorrectly expressing the issue, and making the person saying it sound like a whiny child.
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Yeah and the broader point is an important one; it won’t be too long before the impacts of this shift are very obvious in the marketplace. The US is under enormous pressure to get things back to normal, but the guy in charge is more pro-:isntrael: than Reagan, so I don’t see any way that can happen.
She mentions people bringing up the Holocaust, gets some moral outrage going, and says “Do not use other genocides to describe this one.” Then some people start laughing, she looks around angrily, and you can see it dawn on her what she just said, in real time