

#3 is the best mechanical I’ve ever owned, hands down. 3 all day long.
#3 is the best mechanical I’ve ever owned, hands down. 3 all day long.
Clear winner.
Oval Office meeting of the 2 co presidents
Ah - you’re right (seems to be “pebble OS” but not Google hardware). It’s still all over my feeds today though.
Marketing department at Pebble is apparently familiar with social networks cause they seem to really be doing the rounds today (lemmy, hacker news, etc).
Rice - when you really want to eat a thousand of something.
I never bought one in the first place (my dad passed and I inherited his, even with free charging), and I’m working on selling it. Financially it would be way easier to keep it but I’m straight up embarrassed to be driving it.
Was on a flight a few months ago, and when we landed, no clapping - dead quiet. Out of the silence, I heard a, what must have been, six year old shout really loudly “WE DID IT!”.
“Too many,” or is “far to many” a new phrase that the younger folk are using? I’m trying to keep up with the changes to language.
Something for everyone then. I was gonna say Seattle is the only one on there that sounds absolutely god awful.
Should probably start celebrating at the end of every month we haven’t blown ourselves up.
NVidia would a not let me burn garbage.
Growing up in the eighties in the Los Angeles area, we frequently had “smog alert” days at school where we were not allowed to run around at recess. That was not very long ago, and the impact emissions regulations have had just in that short time can’t be understated. Baffling that we elected in a party that wants to roll all of that back.
Serge - pronounced sa-rrr-zzh
Resurrecting their commercials from the 90’s now, it would go like this:
Duuuude, you’re gettin’ a Dell.
Oh…… dang.
What advice (uplifting or real-shit depressing) would you give to someone who just turned 18?
Has your couch ever had relations with JD Vance?
Neither did I, I was just asking…
This is my beef with religion. Many seem to push the core idea that you should be honest, kind, generous, and forgiving for the promise of future rewards (heaven, or whatever comparable idea, depending on the belief system) or the prevention of future punishment and suffering (hell, etc), not for the simple pursuit of being a better person or improving the world around you.