So it's taking some of the air out of the stream, slowing it down, and putting it back in the stream... How does this not affect the performance?
OP's username got smushed with the community when I read it and thought this was the LinuxMemes community...
I spent way too long trying to figure out what Linux terminology related to "women bears" before reading the comments and realizing this didn't have anything to do with Linux, lol. I was searching for famous bears named Wayland for a bit there.
Make it look like an old-timey log mill with the fan as the saw blade.
My best guess for the hopeful outcome is the ai starts tacking on the license magic words at the end of things it says... But ultimately it feels like a digital version of sovereign citizens to me.
Ah damn. Didn't proof-read myself. It's a fun typo though, maybe Linux is related to Jebediah?
I always love the "explaining dnd stats with a tomato" bit:
Strength is being able to throw a tomato really far.
Dexterity is being able to catch the tomato thrown really far.
Constitution is being fine after eating a bad tomato.
Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is knowing a tomato doesn't go in fruit salad.
Charisma is being able to sell a tomato based fruit salad.
Also, obligatory "salsa is tomato in a fruit salad".
Jesus christ. I was thinking my head "has it really changed that much in just like 2 years". Then reality set in :(
Dating apps if you can mentally survive them.
If not, then something like meetup app, find stuff you already like to do and go to events with like minded people. Make friends and maybe something more will come along.
Either way be patient. You can't rush something like that.
Then just use the clip-ons all the time and not pay for mediocre sunglasses? I'm not a fan, I've tried them and hated them. Super slow to go back to clear and unreliable. I don't want my lenses deciding when I need tinted lenses or not when I can just carry around either clip-ons or a complete second pair of prescription sunglasses. IMO Transitions are a bad solution to the problem.
This has nothing to do with the vast majority of what you said, but I misread "bear assault kit" as "bear assault KILT and now I want a bear assault kilt. To wear in case of bear assault.
Sounds like your college experience and mine were slightly different. :/ You're probably healthier for it.
Yea... Exactly... Thanks for providing evidence for me.
People going out and downloading random crap from shady websites clogging up their windows install with malware are not going to spend any amount of time troubleshooting why the random crap they downloaded doesn't do anything when they double-click it. They likely won't even know what to search for to find the solution to their "problem".
You're not alone, I thought the same thing... They don't look that similar, they would make a really trash "spot the difference" challenge.
They'd find it rather difficult to just download programs from random websites and run them, considering the file will not be marked executable by default and they can't just "download and double-click".
Possible they passed away suddenly and a tech-illiterate family member threw them out while cleaning out their place. Not great there was no encryption but people often overlook making plans for their eventual death, we mostly just don't like to think about it.