Remember the First of July when it's time to vote.
Read the parable about "the tigers and the strawberry".
Always ask yourself "what is the best possible thing I can actually do right now"
I always use my ssh server for remote code execution.
This AI was trained on Dr Seuss's Wacky Wednesday
I know there are some "liberal gun owners" out there... But I don't think they're in for a good time.
For sure. It's a shame that being correct isn't the strategy for electoral politics.
Dislike a squatter all you want. You're not part of their due process, and you may not throw a tarantula at them. So, it's irrelevant.
I would also point out that if this happened it probably would not make the news here... Except for that the aggressor is a political candidate. That's what makes it interesting, that this batshit MFer actually thinks the people deserve her. The squatter is not trying to represent you.
I always thought I hated career politicians until trump came around. The difference in skill sets between someone who spent a lifetime navigating politics and someone who spent a lifetime conning people is monumental.
Can anyone tell me why horizontal lines through a colorful sun works so well as an aesthetic?
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Never change my man
What are your favorite trade-specific or otherwise niche podcasts that are not necessarily intended for mass consumption?
I am curious about podcasts with high quality content but that are pretty centered around specific topics like hobbies or particular professions.
For example, there are a handful of ham radio podcasts such as Linux In The Ham Shack.
Tell me about some podcasts that keep you up in your interests or career that wouldn't make sense to share with most people you know.
Talk me out of an 18" dishwasher. (or into it)
I am currently redesigning my kitchen in a 1930's Midwestern USA house. The kitchen has a decent floor area but the floor plan is oddly restrictive.
My space next to the sink is such that I can either have a standard 24" dishwasher next to the sink and a slightly weird cabinet adjacent to it, or I could have an 18 inch dishwasher at 45 degrees flanked by two small but reasonably sized cabinet doors (or drawers), although the 45 degree plan would dictate a somewhat shallow custom counter depth on the flanks (like 18-20 inches).
I think I would be more proud of the accomplishment of building the angled design, and I think the ergonomics would be optimal.
But I'm not sure about the smaller dishwasher. I have never used a smaller one. It seems like it would be enough for my small family and still plenty helpful for gatherings.
What are your arguments for or against letting it mellow if it is yellow?
And if you somehow disagree with flushing it down if it is brown, I suppose I would like to hear about that as well.
What are your ear buds cleaning rituals?
How often do you clean them, and how? Any cautionary tales?