The real problem here is copyright law. We need a system where registration is required to extend the copyright term beyond an initial relatively short term. That way we can identify orphaned works and make them available to the public.
Hey. Giving away the hot tub. It's a 6 seater, paid $4,200 new in 2014, jets all still work, heater works mostly. You haul. It's around 700 lbs empty, so you'll want a trailer and at least three guys. There's a spigot on the back left for draining.
One thing to know up front. The tub has developed preferences.
I'm not trying to mislead anyone so I'm being straight with you. Starting in early 2022 it started doing things. The jets on the north side, the side facing the house, shut off when my ex-wife Cheryl would get in. Not when anyone else got in. Just her. I had two repair guys out, both said nothing was wrong with the unit. The second guy said "sometimes appliances pick up on stuff" which I didn't really process at the time.
By that summer she was barely using it. She said the water "felt judgmental." I thought she was being dramatic. Then in October she sat down across from me in the tub and told me about Greg. The tub went completely still. No bubbles, no hum, the underwater light dimmed about halfway down. I'm not saying it reacted, I'm just telling you what happened in the order it happened.
After she moved out it came back to normal mostly. Bubbles are good, heat is good. But it will not warm past 98 degrees if a woman named Emma uses it. Doesn't matter which Emma. My sister Emma, my neighbor Emma, and the Emma who delivered a package and asked if she could test it because she was thinking about buying one. All three. 98 and it stops climbing. You can test this yourself, bring a Emma.
Couple other things to mention. Around 2 or 3 am it sometimes cycles the jets on its own for about 40 seconds. I used to think it was a timer issue but the timer's been unplugged since January. Also the cover remembers. I don't really want to get into the cover.
I'm not asking anything for it, I just want it gone. I think it would be happier somewhere new, somewhere it doesn't have to think about Greg. If you take it. please be kind to it. It's been through a lot. We both have.
How is this a principled idea? There are countless examples across the economy where we have these labor tradeoffs. Building your own IKEA furniture. Picking up food yourself instead of getting it delivered. Yet we almost never have politicians come in and try to impose price controls on this deferred labor.
I'm pretty well read in economics. This is a well known concept called unintended consequences. People who are familiar know that there are endless ways to game any system and we tend to prefer very simple rules.
On social issues like LGBTQ there's a generational effect, like a shifting baseline. I'm a millennial and I support gays and trans people as much as the next guy, but because I grew up with it, I'm not as sensitive to the use of gay as a casual epithet as someone younger.
If we didn't have a political system that drives people into 2 parties, there would probably be a party for blue dog democrats that's more moderate and socially conservative.
Look up Moral Foundations Theory to get a better understanding of the psychological underpinnings of political ideology.
In that movie the cover was that the different flavors of Soylent (not just green) were made from plankton. That would be less bad than this.
Lincoln's on the $5 bill, mate
This is how I found out he died?
The real problem here is copyright law. We need a system where registration is required to extend the copyright term beyond an initial relatively short term. That way we can identify orphaned works and make them available to the public.
OCRd for readability
How does folding it make ricotta materialize and extract the sauce to the side?
I think this is the context this was based on
https://ubuntu.com/kernel/docs/reference/ubuntu-kernels/
https://ubuntu.com/kernel/docs/reference/hwe-kernels/
I was expecting a lucky charms themed title text
Yeah, the time part should obviously be written in Swatch Internet Time, he writes at @910.
How is this a principled idea? There are countless examples across the economy where we have these labor tradeoffs. Building your own IKEA furniture. Picking up food yourself instead of getting it delivered. Yet we almost never have politicians come in and try to impose price controls on this deferred labor.
I'm pretty well read in economics. This is a well known concept called unintended consequences. People who are familiar know that there are endless ways to game any system and we tend to prefer very simple rules.
The Amazon Fresh technology is already a loophole to that.
Is this underwear you speak of designed to prevent skid marks?
Hedy is a new programming language designed for pedagogy that can be localized to different languages.
https://hedy.org/
The one with "you should do cocaine about it"?
Finally somewhere I can afford to retire
Needs a big block for "boil the ocean"
In the early days of flashlights they would flash them on and off to extend battery life.
On social issues like LGBTQ there's a generational effect, like a shifting baseline. I'm a millennial and I support gays and trans people as much as the next guy, but because I grew up with it, I'm not as sensitive to the use of gay as a casual epithet as someone younger.
If we didn't have a political system that drives people into 2 parties, there would probably be a party for blue dog democrats that's more moderate and socially conservative.
Look up Moral Foundations Theory to get a better understanding of the psychological underpinnings of political ideology.
If you're able to relate to this joke then you can read her annoyance and figure it out.