Instance blocking doesn’t block comments?

Beats Skype for Business too, which was Microsoft’s previous offering. And it was BAD.

Goddamn dude, you skipped millennial and jumped straight to that boomer mentality

Does the year you were born start with “20”?

Yes, only the weak follow orders from signs

You one of those folks who thinks numbers on signs and stuff are speaking to them?

Laughs in KDE

I’d honestly love a glass bottle if it doesn’t break. The only downsides are weight and fragility. To be fair I’ve never tried. But I’ve smacked my water bottles against doorframes while in my backpack, dropped them on rocks while hiking, etc. It’s gonna get knocked around. I’d be concerned about getting soaked with water and shards of glass everywhere.

I can’t, I’ve heard it in passing, so very well might’ve just been some doomer bullshit or sensationalizing the facts. It seems that it’d be unnecessary for them to use lead at all in the creation of a drinking implement, but I’m no material scientist. I guess I’ll have to look into it more.

It seems to be about the lead welding they use to bind the parts together. So as long as it’s a single piece of metal with no joints, I guess it’d be fine. I just want a water carrier, doesn’t need to keep things hot or cold. I’m becoming jaded with hearing about how all my very basic household items are actually killing me.

Glass breaks, metal has the aforementioned lead problems. I shall create a water pouch from the bladder of a steer.

Gonna start only drinking from my hands

They’ve been BPA free since 2008… So… Plus I’ve heard they’re finding lead leaching into water from vacuum sealed metal bottles. Can’t win.

I still prefer nalgene bottles. They’re cheap, indestructible, dishwasher safe, and aren’t a pound of loud metal to carry around when empty.

I mean, that’s great, I hate scripting in powershell too though lol.

I’ve always been particularly revolted by powershell syntax and utilities

I have no idea why it breaks like this so often too. And it’s such a pain in the ass to try to fix that I’ve generally given up on trying. At least when something very rarely happens with the indexer on Linux I know where to look to fix it.

It’s actually insane how difficult it can be to find settings in windows. Especially when the indexing breaks for the 1000th time and you can’t just search for it in the start menu.

I always thought it was kinda fun when I worked retail honestly lmao. People rarely paid with checks so I rarely got to use the machine that you stick it in and it goes KA-CHUNK.

Yeah I don’t need the tweaky dude stabbing me on the train because I didn’t like his music, but thanks