I'd be curious how they got the book in the first place because if I owned a used book store I'm not touching that without a very good reason. You can't in good conscience sell it, because any private collector who wants it is 99.99999% of the time a terrible person and should be kicked out of the store; it's probably not something a museum is interested in even as a donation; and destroying it feels a bit too... I don't know, it wouldn't be wrong to destroy it but the irony is too thick for me.
I really should watch the Odyssey; I immediately knew what movie and scene this was from without even having seen the trailer because it lines up so well with what I imagined from reading that scene, that's often the sign of a very good adaptation.
I wonder if Twitter just hung onto market share in India while it hemorrhaged users in the anglosphere? IIRC we've seen this with Facebook in a few places. Basically everyone I want to follow moved to Bluesky or at least is posting their content there too - there's a few local governments that are stuck in 2010 technologically due to indifference or lack of budget that still only post stuff to Twitter but that's fairly unusual, but is infuriating enough for people to post about it.
Now that I think about it, it probably should be pronounced 'su-doo' given what it's supposed to represent. But in my mind I always pronounced it 'su-doe'... Hm...
A couple years ago at pride I walked past a shirtless transmasc person and had to do a double take; they had heart shaped nipples. I'm not going to ogle someone without starting a conversation, turns out they went to the same surgeon I did and we agreed she'd probably be down to try heart shaped nipple grafts but they were normal grafts with some medical tattooing.
My dad used to own a Miata, he was unable to get on and out of it with the top up. I loved borrowing it when I would visit because I'm a foot shorter than him and never had any problems with it. There's some perks to being short.
It'd be absolutely wild if we end up at a point where the Debian team forks the kernel over AI. I doubt they've got the team to pull it off, but that statement screams that someone on the team is tempted.
It wasn't much of a leap seeing them swarm in Minneapolis like six months after the attacks on Melissa Hortman, John Hoffman, and their families. The shitbag who murdered the Hortmans was pretending to be a cop.
Quite a few banking apps work on Graphene OS. My bank isn't listed and it works on Graphene too (I really should contribute to that list). The big downside is probably having to buy a new phone for it but if you need to upgrade anyway it might be worth considering. The only app I've run into so far that didn't just work was the Target app but it works with a bit of tinkering. I've only been using Graphene on my phone for two weeks now but all of the apps I used on my old phone are on here and working.
Ever lived in a small town? Drama and gossip is fun. This is the most entertaining thing that's happened on here for a while.
Also FOSS just kinda attracts big arrogant personalities, we're taking about people who are so confident and passionate about being to make better software than the corps that they did it for free.
Shout out to the local sex toy shop who runs the eviction relief fund here in Minneapolis, in response to the Gestapo rolling in. The sluts will save us!
Someone else in the thread said that Earthbound organics, Costco's brand, is also Taylor farms (note I didn't verify their statement). Costco does seem to hold their produce to a higher standard than everyone else and don't seem to be part of this shitty situation, but that's not helping if your goal is to boycott.
I'd be curious how they got the book in the first place because if I owned a used book store I'm not touching that without a very good reason. You can't in good conscience sell it, because any private collector who wants it is 99.99999% of the time a terrible person and should be kicked out of the store; it's probably not something a museum is interested in even as a donation; and destroying it feels a bit too... I don't know, it wouldn't be wrong to destroy it but the irony is too thick for me.
Wait what happened?
I really should watch the Odyssey; I immediately knew what movie and scene this was from without even having seen the trailer because it lines up so well with what I imagined from reading that scene, that's often the sign of a very good adaptation.
I'm mildly surprised at the number of alcoholics in the administration given that Trump himself is a teetotaler.
I wonder if Twitter just hung onto market share in India while it hemorrhaged users in the anglosphere? IIRC we've seen this with Facebook in a few places. Basically everyone I want to follow moved to Bluesky or at least is posting their content there too - there's a few local governments that are stuck in 2010 technologically due to indifference or lack of budget that still only post stuff to Twitter but that's fairly unusual, but is infuriating enough for people to post about it.
Now that I think about it, it probably should be pronounced 'su-doo' given what it's supposed to represent. But in my mind I always pronounced it 'su-doe'... Hm...
You have been banned from Tesseract
A couple years ago at pride I walked past a shirtless transmasc person and had to do a double take; they had heart shaped nipples. I'm not going to ogle someone without starting a conversation, turns out they went to the same surgeon I did and we agreed she'd probably be down to try heart shaped nipple grafts but they were normal grafts with some medical tattooing.
My dad used to own a Miata, he was unable to get on and out of it with the top up. I loved borrowing it when I would visit because I'm a foot shorter than him and never had any problems with it. There's some perks to being short.
Now I kinda want to see him make an Avatar movie.
(Blue skinned aliens, not ATLA. Although his ATLA would probably be better than what we got.)
Yeah that ain't even trying to be unbiased lmao.
It'd be absolutely wild if we end up at a point where the Debian team forks the kernel over AI. I doubt they've got the team to pull it off, but that statement screams that someone on the team is tempted.
It wasn't much of a leap seeing them swarm in Minneapolis like six months after the attacks on Melissa Hortman, John Hoffman, and their families. The shitbag who murdered the Hortmans was pretending to be a cop.
Quite a few banking apps work on Graphene OS. My bank isn't listed and it works on Graphene too (I really should contribute to that list). The big downside is probably having to buy a new phone for it but if you need to upgrade anyway it might be worth considering. The only app I've run into so far that didn't just work was the Target app but it works with a bit of tinkering. I've only been using Graphene on my phone for two weeks now but all of the apps I used on my old phone are on here and working.
Wait, is this the guy Stamets had a problem with a few years ago?
Ever lived in a small town? Drama and gossip is fun. This is the most entertaining thing that's happened on here for a while.
Also FOSS just kinda attracts big arrogant personalities, we're taking about people who are so confident and passionate about being to make better software than the corps that they did it for free.
2027 year of the Linux... phone???
Shout out to the local sex toy shop who runs the eviction relief fund here in Minneapolis, in response to the Gestapo rolling in. The sluts will save us!
I'm surprised Ada didn't find this at the same time db0 did for the same reason - whole instance shadow ban, maybe she dropped it before the ban?
We have Revol Greens here in Minnesota that's greenhouse grown. Looks like they also operate in Texas.
Someone else in the thread said that Earthbound organics, Costco's brand, is also Taylor farms (note I didn't verify their statement). Costco does seem to hold their produce to a higher standard than everyone else and don't seem to be part of this shitty situation, but that's not helping if your goal is to boycott.