Seconded. I bought a Merkur handle, 25 blades and some soap about 15-18 years ago. Since then I've bought maybe 3 more soaps and a pack of 100 more blades. I probably get through moisturizer faster than I get through any of my other shaving stuff.
Shaving is basically free if you use a safety razor. It makes me wonder what other basic necessities stolen by capitalism are actually easily reclaimed.
Thanks for sharing, I'm tremendously intrigued by this. I really can't imagine your experience.
When think of a song I like, I almost automatically "hear" it in my mind. It doesn't interfere with my actual ears, it's kind of on a separate plane of existence. Other noises in the real world can be distracting but I can (with a little effort) ignore one and focus on the other. Are we on the same page here?
With visual stuff it's exactly the same. If I think about a person I know, I immediately see their face. Not with my eyes, but on a separate plane again. It doesn't interfere with what my eyes are seeing but can require some concentration to focus on details. My internal monologue might say their name or I'll hear something they once said to me, and I'll experience certain emotions depending on the person. What happens when you think about a person?
The one where the whole thing is just Walter chasing a fly around the lab. I've even got a vague memory of Vince Gilligan admitting it was only there because they were an episode short of whatever they were contractually obliged to produce but had very little budget left.
And in the UK (where Yorkshire is) we have a points system. If you build up 12 points you lose your license, and speeding can get you between 3-6 points per offence depending how serious it was. So it's really not just a case of the rich speeding all the time, paying the fines and carrying on.
My TV has a "Night" mode that caps the volume at a certain level, so you can make the dialogue audible without having action be way louder. And also a "Volume Levelling" setting that has a similar effect, by trying to make all the sounds roughly the same volume rather than only quieting the ones that were louder to begin with.
This is the huge disconnect between what the fediverse is and what the users actually want.
Users want the convenience of a single entity that floats around the different instances. They want to interact with community A on instance B and also commini X on instance Y.
But most clients deal with it by letting you log in with multiple users on multiple instances
I was once walking past a gay bar with a buddy of mine. A drunk guy stumbled out, looked us both up and down and yelled "Phwoar! That's a porno I wanna watch!".
You can choose not to connect a Roku TV to the Internet during the initial setup, and you just get access to live TV and the HDMI inputs with (obviously) no streaming channels or updates. It works fine as a dumb TV.
And the credit card thing? That's after you create your account on their website, you can just close the browser window. Or click the button saying "skip" or "later" or whatever it is.
Seconded. I bought a Merkur handle, 25 blades and some soap about 15-18 years ago. Since then I've bought maybe 3 more soaps and a pack of 100 more blades. I probably get through moisturizer faster than I get through any of my other shaving stuff.
Shaving is basically free if you use a safety razor. It makes me wonder what other basic necessities stolen by capitalism are actually easily reclaimed.
Is it Set Me On Fire by Enter Shikari?
"Please set me on fiiiiire I wanna be ashes in the atmosphere...."
And sometimes the internal part of the port sticks out, so there's a ridge that makes it ten times harder to get the alignment right...
So could you...
Thanks for sharing, I'm tremendously intrigued by this. I really can't imagine your experience.
When think of a song I like, I almost automatically "hear" it in my mind. It doesn't interfere with my actual ears, it's kind of on a separate plane of existence. Other noises in the real world can be distracting but I can (with a little effort) ignore one and focus on the other. Are we on the same page here?
With visual stuff it's exactly the same. If I think about a person I know, I immediately see their face. Not with my eyes, but on a separate plane again. It doesn't interfere with what my eyes are seeing but can require some concentration to focus on details. My internal monologue might say their name or I'll hear something they once said to me, and I'll experience certain emotions depending on the person. What happens when you think about a person?
Is that what the cardboard stuffed into the wheel arch below the fuel cap is about?
Crikey, that brings back a memory I wish I'd forgotten.
Yes. Any image shared on any media is meme.
The one where the whole thing is just Walter chasing a fly around the lab. I've even got a vague memory of Vince Gilligan admitting it was only there because they were an episode short of whatever they were contractually obliged to produce but had very little budget left.
Yes, sexual harassment is a crime.
And in the UK (where Yorkshire is) we have a points system. If you build up 12 points you lose your license, and speeding can get you between 3-6 points per offence depending how serious it was. So it's really not just a case of the rich speeding all the time, paying the fines and carrying on.
My TV has a "Night" mode that caps the volume at a certain level, so you can make the dialogue audible without having action be way louder. And also a "Volume Levelling" setting that has a similar effect, by trying to make all the sounds roughly the same volume rather than only quieting the ones that were louder to begin with.
Look up the Arnie flick "Commando". It aged badly in a hilarious way.Actually this is from Predator. Also worth a watch.
The orange jumpsuits say "Misfits" to me.
This is the huge disconnect between what the fediverse is and what the users actually want.
Users want the convenience of a single entity that floats around the different instances. They want to interact with community A on instance B and also commini X on instance Y.
But most clients deal with it by letting you log in with multiple users on multiple instances
But this is like saying "ski ball is dangerous because it's a gateway to beer pong. By the way we see no issues with kids playing vodka pong"
When does the freedom kick in?
I was once walking past a gay bar with a buddy of mine. A drunk guy stumbled out, looked us both up and down and yelled "Phwoar! That's a porno I wanna watch!".
Well, from the article:
You can choose not to connect a Roku TV to the Internet during the initial setup, and you just get access to live TV and the HDMI inputs with (obviously) no streaming channels or updates. It works fine as a dumb TV.
And the credit card thing? That's after you create your account on their website, you can just close the browser window. Or click the button saying "skip" or "later" or whatever it is.