It's more about not really caring if the person you're telling the joke to finds it funny and more about amusing yourself

Of course there's a point where something cannot escape the gravity. What this article states is that instead of continuing to orbit while perpetually getting closer to the singularity, once the plunging region is hit the light/matter/whatever drops in basically a straight line at the speed of light to the center.

That's literally what For Profit prisons are designed for. And it's constitutionally legal:

"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."

For the record, that's fucked up.

Great list, thanks for putting together.

In rainbows?

My experience is that if you are unable to verify a Google gift card, even one given to my child as a birthday gift, you're fucked

You hold the center of one of the gears and spin the rest of the fidget. You can also roll it across a desk or move the chains around the gears in the palm of your hand

Love the app, keep it rolling!

I disagree

Copying from my comment referencing this yesterday

Well, technically speaking, every day is inclusive of today. I may very well carry these items with me at all times, with no deviation, and would still be correct by submitting a new post with the title Today's Every Day Carry.

I interpret Every Day Carry to mean that we all carry basically the same stuff every day. But what do you have today.

My EDC is: phone, keys, wallet, watch, knife, fidget, vape, guitar pick. Sharing the variations of our own EDC is what makes this interesting and fun. It provides some personal insight into another individual that you'll probably never meet, who could be living anywhere in the world, living a life completely differently from your own.

Found out something new myself based on this little exchange between us, I wouldn't have looked up the wiki otherwise. Pretty cool that they estimate they've saved over 10 million watch batteries from hitting a landfill. Makes me like the watch even more. There's no reason this shouldn't be standard tech for any watch over like $100. Not like the high end, super accurate, luxury watches, but you know what I mean

Found out something new myself based on this little exchange between us, I wouldn't have looked up the wiki otherwise. Pretty cool that they estimate they've saved over 10 million watch batteries from hitting a landfill. Makes me like the watch even more. There's no reason this shouldn't be standard tech for any watch over like $100. Not like the high end, super accurate, luxury watches, but you know what I mean

Edit: Like seriously, check this out https://www.kohls.com/search.jsp?submit-search=web-regular&search=citizen+watch&kls_sbp=51616225771572310169206150492650833779

Well, technically speaking, every day is iinclusive of today. I may very well carry these items with me at all times, with no deviation, and would still be correct by submitting a new post with the title Today's Every Day Carry.

Edit: I interpret Every Day Carry to mean that we all carry basically the same stuff every day. But what do you have today.

My EDC is: phone, keys, wallet, watch, knife, fidget, vape, guitar pick. Sharing the variations of our own EDC is what makes this interesting and fun. It provides some personal insight into another individual that you'll properly never meet, who could be living anywhere in the world, living a life completely differently from your own.

Believe it or not the tech's been around for almost 30 years. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eco-Drive

Yessir, it's the right mix of flexibility and control

Yes definitely is. Spent way too much on it as a souvenir when I was in Alaska this past summer. Plus the Kershaw Scallion has a tiny slide lock just before the tip to prevent it from opening unintentionally. Really like that feature

Honestly do not know where it stores the power. It charges whatever it charges with light (supposedly including indoor lighting) and physical movement. Had it 5 years and have gone months without wearing it in some instances, and the time stays accurate

You just became an ad for mullvad...

Yes, OC

I made the jump about 2 months ago for the same reasons you're considering. My job also being very similar in usage to yours. Literally 0 issues so far, couldn't be more satisfied that I made the jump. I went with mint and there was basically zero learning curve for me coming from w10.

Do it.