Yeah, I saw this article too and thought it was ridiculous.
Content Warning.
Sounds like someone who's had too much and is trying to justify their habit.
Well, I guess that's one ISP everyone will want to avoid...
Perhaps she could start with her own.
This measure of 199 out of 200 is the US population equivalent of 1,650,000 people.
So, roughly in the ballpark of how many COVID has killed thus far (best estimate I could find was a little over 1.2 million). Even that didn't really motivate people, unfortunately.
Unless the human mortality rate is much higher than COVID, this is just going to be the same thing all over again. Vaccines take time to prepare and even though this is a flu strain (which should give us a headstart), there doesn't seem to be much happening with this yet (even the US has only just started getting organised with an order of 4.8 million doses, which is a drop in the ocean if their burgeoning outbreak amongst livestock manages to jump to humans). Waiting until we have rampant human-to-human transmission to order vaccines will be too late.
CLearly getting in the week's supply of cuddles.
Really glad to hear that - sounds like you have found a good vet. They are worth their weight in gold!
So, basically nothing new in Windows 11 that I want and a whole lot of things I don't.
One of my favourites. Sci-fi shows don't often do natural disasters (or do them well), but "The Storm"/"The Eye" and "Inferno" (both SGA) are favourites.
The next step is doing what I did - get a second office chair. One for you, one for the cat.
Indeed! Covers most of the instances where I would otherwise have to use find.
Honestly, the third sentence where they're talking about being protected. The third paragraph where they're talking about "unleashing power" definitely confirmed it, though.
I don't consider sovcits to be mentally ill by default (unless you consider narcissism to be a mental illness), so the opening sentences didn't sound particularly unhinged.
I think this person may be mentally ill.
That's great news! Glad to see he is healing and is more active - definitely indicates he's feeling better.
Calling them adult infants is being too generous. They're narcissists.