I have yet to read any of the other comments, so this is right off the dome, but I imagine that most of them think that they are just sending a compliment and brightening someone’s day.

I doubt they imagine that the girl is gonna sprint across the highway at 75 miles an hour, rip the door of their car, shred their blue jeans like a wildcat and start fucking them like an insane, rabid mongoose.

Maybe they should. Maybe that would inspire the fear needed to stop catcalling?

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I’m a bit of a fan of the website messy nessy chic.

https://www.messynessychic.com/

She covers all sorts of odd and interesting and trivial things.

From the 50s to the 90s, the US was in a massive wealth and growth cycle, and people demanded value for their money because the consumers had the power.

That value was provided by large portion sizes for low cost, which normalized the idea of eating a large amount of food for every meal.

Now we’re just sick and obese and used to it even though the nutritional quality of the food has dramatically plummeted.

They would still get jail just for getting caught planning it. Conspiracy to commit murder is a crime.

Committing murder is a crime.

Convincing other people to murder is a crime. All of the things associated with murder is a crime, and it does not matter what your circumstances are, you would still go to jail. If Stephen Hawkings had done any of the things you’re talking about and got caught, they would have put him in jail.

There was a guy on 4chan who posted his murder victim’s bodies coordinates in exchange for guessing your own post number.

I am a huge fan of Bragg liquid aminos

For some reason it tastes, to me, the way that I always wanted soy sauce to taste.

A little bit salty, a little bit umami, and it’s a great thing to add onto meat dishes or soups.

It’s also very good for sauteing mushrooms, just saute the mushrooms in butter, throw in some braggs, and then once the mushrooms are cooked, pour in a little red wine to deglaze the pan, and then cook that down until the red wine has evaporated.

Makes the most delicious mushrooms I’ve ever had in my life.

Say you and your significant other are out walking, and your significant other is about to walk around a pole, allowing the pole to come between you.

That’s called splitting a pole and it is considered bad luck as a portent of something coming between you in your relationship.

Bread and butter is just the older way of saying don’t split the pole.

It’s more like four tubes and then a whole bunch of tiny little hose pipes.

“Bread and butter”, said to your partner when they’re about to split a pole while you’re walking.

“The buffalo is off the nickel”, similar to “the cheese has slid off his cracker”, or, alternatively, depending on usage, a way of saying bullshit.

Both of these phrases were said by William Shatner in a Twilight Zone episode, and I’ve never, ever heard any of anyone using them.

Installing drivers can be an ordeal.

When something doesn’t work, it’s always on you to identify exactly why it’s not working so that you can find the specific instance where someone else has dealt with that specific issue and solved it for your specific hardware and specific install of Linux.

The layout is different from Windows and MacOS in most instances, so it can cause some disconnect for your computer muscle memory when you are switching from one of those to Linux.

Simple things like telling Bluetooth to always start as active for your Bluetooth peripherals is not immediately obvious and causes onboarding hiccups.

Some things simply do not work.

All of that being said, I have Linux certifications. I use Linux as servers in my home lab. I use Linux as my daily driver on all of my personal computers. I’m willing to put up with those to not have to deal with microslop.

Linux is not as raw as it used to be. It is much more of a refined thing, and if you’re willing to put in three to six weeks to get used to the differences, then you’re going to have a fun and wonderful time using Linux as your daily driver.

It’s a different way of using your computer. Kind of like using a manual transmission vehicle versus an automatic.

I was four and I caught a rerun of the Transformers movie where Optimus Prime dies. I was not okay for a few weeks.

My granddad had also died right about the same time, so it was a double whammy.

I like waterfox. I felt librewolf was a little too paranoid with its security permissions for convenient use and waterfox strikes a good balance in my opinion between what firefox is doing and what librewolf is doing.

And one major thing that Linux also does that Windows does not is Linux will never install an application on your computer that you didn’t explicitly tell it to install.

I have uninstalled nopilot on work computers so many times. I run scripts to manually disable and remove it and prevent Windows from installing nopilot, and Windows updates, reverts what I did, and then reinstalls fucking nopilot, and then sneakily launches it in the taskbar where I can’t easily see that it’s running to begin with.

Voluntarily running windows at this point is kind of like voluntarily allowing yourself to be sexually assaulted.

Only weirdos and sad people who don’t know that it could easily not be like that continue to put up with it.

There is a difference between being a contrarian troll and having unpopular opinions.

I think a squid proxy can do something like that, or could be tweaked to do that, if you really wanted to.

https://www.squid-cache.org/

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One of the tiny delights in my otherwise drab life is the fact that we get to carry each other.

Every time someone gives me the opportunity, I am so ecstatic.

No, he’s cooking. The McRib is terrible. The only reason you think it’s good is because you eat too much McDonald’s.

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