This needs to be posted in ADHD

No you don’t; that’s not possible. You don’t actually know what you like. How could your brain evaluate its own desires? And if you think you do, you’re wrong.

I put whites into one pile, which allows me to use bleach if I want. The rest I split into “rough” or “heavy” fabrics (think jeans) and more “gentle” fabrics (think slacks). I’m not worried about the colors so much as wear on the clothes that can’t take a beating by getting mixed.

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Wait until your mood turns dark.

ITT, people who didn’t see the shower rod, ready for a separate shower liner. This is clearly a post-installation photo from a proud inventor; the shower liner will come.

They are going to be fighting in Ukraine soon. Farewell I guess.

There are actually two primary definitions, hence why I asked:

• to receive as return for effort and especially for work done or services rendered // to bring in by way of return
• to come to be duly worthy of or entitled or suited to // to make worthy of or obtain for

Every major dictionary has some variation on both of these, including whatever duckduckgo uses

Edit, I looked up your reference and I find it interesting you chose the third definition listed by duckduckgo to highlight here. But my point stands and both are there. The other definition is derivative of the third.

How do you define “earn”?

No Christmas bonus this year.

The point is, if they could detect a 27” asteroid, something bigger won’t be an issue [for detection].

It’s a good way to say, “customer service that blocks the exit,” though!

This thread is politics in a nutshell.

No one said it was a global variable. You can hardly blame the user for poor documentation.

Yes, I hear that’s how one fights fire. (With fire)

This is also why you get search results that seem like this model has wifi.

I believe NYT makes you login, even on a gift link. Here is a TLDR:

President Biden has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) to strike Russian and North Korean forces in Russia, a significant shift in U.S. policy. This decision comes in response to Russia’s introduction of North Korean troops into the conflict and their anticipated assault on Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region.

The move reflects growing concerns over Ukraine’s ability to withstand simultaneous assaults while defending territory. The authorization aims to bolster Ukraine’s defense, target high-value military assets, and deter North Korean involvement. However, it has sparked debate among U.S. officials over escalation risks, as Russia might retaliate against the U.S. or its allies.

President-elect Donald Trump, who has vowed to reduce U.S. support for Ukraine, is set to take office in two months, adding urgency to the decision. The Ukrainian strategy may include using captured Russian territory in Kursk as leverage in potential future negotiations. Meanwhile, the risk of Russian countermeasures remains a central concern for Biden’s administration and its allies.

My take: I’ve been waiting on this since the US election. It’s sound strategy of we believe Putin won’t want to escalate with NATO before Trump takes office.

How come we don’t call cruise missiles, “suicide rockets”?

Well, don’t set any data centers on fire.