

Headbangs


Headbangs
I’m there with ya, guess my leftist views weren’t left enough.


FWIW, this is a bug of some sort in Steam. My wife and I play together and I see her spam like this all the time, and her game is working perfectly.
Our setups are the same, and I apparently never spam her. The one diff is my comp is on ethernet, and hers is on wifi due to it’s location.
Wonder if it has to do with connection.
Standing is just gross. Pee mists everywhere, even if you have perfect aim. All around the toilet and the wall and floor near it.
And if you need proof of this, visit the house of a bachelor that never cleans.
Sitting unless I’m in the forest.
He made Canada hate him. That puts him up there.


I mean, when we had hard water we just put it through a tap mounted filter. Not sure why anyone needs water to be clearer than that.
I’m firmly in the camp that if you’re so concerned with appearances that you need to buy special ice cubes for a party, you need to reassess priorities.


“Clarified water”?!?!
Ok. I know Canada has great water supply, but where do you live that your water needs to be " clarified"?


Lots of people use it, I recommend they try ifconfig.co - cleaner curl output.


From 2006 onward I was a Gnome 2 fanboy and you could not convince me to use KDE.
Fast forward to Gnome Shell, and KDE Plasma; You couldn’t get me to touch Gnome. I love love love Plasma so much.


If you are using the stock Fairphone OS, you have Google Play Services installed. /e/OS comes on the Murena version, or you have to install it.


Sure enough, no login wall from Debian desktop. This is some Android autodetection BS that is realizing I don’t have a Google account on the device and trying to force a login.
Ugh, I neeeed a Linux phone.


Ill bet they detect the Voyager client or Android. Lemme try this from desktop too.


Do you have google play services on your device?


You have to login to see their patents? Lol.


As seen in Quentin Tarantino’s “Fill Bill”


I think the word drink was originally only an action, until someone started to refer to all drinkable items as “drinks” and the language adapted.
A similar thing is happening now, as people call things that can be eaten, “eats”. So you can " eat an eat"
I’m a Xennial and I have hated the LOL shit right from the start. Actually aside from the basic abbreviations from IRC, I tend to avoid acronyms entirely and prefer properly typed messages. Anyone sending “lol” with every message won’t see a lot of responses from me.
This is largely part of being on multilingual web. It costs a lot of engineering time and effort to try and translate a page to multiple languages, but icons infer meaning without this need.