

i mean… any of the other ones?
i mean… any of the other ones?
i’m sorry but isn’t the current way of “informing” user-space that it just fucking dies? Because that’s my experience with GPU issues, it either works perfectly fine or everything is clown-vomit and the computer completely shits itself.
sadly doesn’t seem like a drop-in replacement to me, i can’t easily import all my settings from firefox
i for one support putting them both in a locked room for a week
but then you’ll have created a new society, which you’ll both be participating in!
pay less for heating and get snuggly cats? win win
a person is born in iceland
population doubles
i feel like even if it’s a “remodel” that’s a very ship of theseus situation, barns are basically just 4 walls and a roof to begin with so by the time you’ve added the things necessary to make it a living space the whole thing is 90% new anyways.
a lot of single-use items come from fast food places, which people will eat in their cars and then just throw out the window as they drive along.
it’s a fucking sad practice but it’s really hard to get people to stop doing it, so the next best option is just to make sure as much as possible of the things you get from fast food joints will dissolve in a rain shower.
the only difference is that non-nerds would likely include a sentence about how it’s the only cure for gout or something, for extra clicks
turning somersaults? so we can blame mozart for the creation of high school musical?
“had a very meaningful meeting” reads to me like “the design is very human”
this is somehow harder to pronounce
“things could be worse!”
aye thanks now i have depression AND i’m just sad for the state of the world!
i’m going to interpret this as your forehead abs giving you psychic powers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascadia_movement