TomMasz

I’m pretty sure that’s not considered a problem by the regime.

Enshittification.

It’s always awkward watching a couple break up.

It would be more interesting to have them switch jobs. A lot of rich people are playing with inherited money and have never done anything like working at McDonald’s or picking fruit. Seeing them trying to survive at the bottom could be very entertaining.

It’s No. 1 in percentage of Nazis, though.

Keep moving. Doesn’t matter how, just keep moving.

American, I show the palm.

Your enemy has just exploded. Well played.

I worked in that industry (for a company that used Fiery print controllers with some products), and this is standard practice. Our machines took forever to boot up because of limited RAM and slow CPUs. Even their latest machines, which we have at my current employer, struggle. One can only imagine what newer ones will be like with the current RAM situation.

Windows is the safe (or was) default. If you walk into most companies, that’s what everyone has. If you buy a PC, that’s what’s installed. Using Linux or Mac is a conscious choice. That “us vs. them” feeling tends to foster community.

I want to say this came about as a reaction to hippy culture in the '60s, but I’m not really sure. It was definitely around in the '70s, though. America has become more and more relaxed about dressing in public since the '60s so stores and restaurants wouldn’t have needed to post such signs prior to that era.

The Simpsons.

95.121% of the time it works everytime.

I can quit it anytime I want to suffer caffeine withdrawal headaches.

You are not alone.

Serious question: What would be the funding model? It seems like the number of people willing to pay for journalism is fairly small, though nowhere near zero.

They’re tolerable when scrambled and suitably seasoned, but I detest fried or hard-boiled eggs.

I like having a break from the thinking and the doing, both of which are starting to feel like too much.

Fires are only a small percentage of the calls most departments respond to. The majority is EMS, with various calls for some type of service making up the rest. As such, firefighters spend a lot of time in training for the various kinds of situations they’re called to. There’s also maintenance of equipment and gear, certifications, and in some cases, inspection of buildings for compliance. In my area, local departments have been funded to hand out smoke and CO detectors to homes that don’t have them, as well as change batteries.

Add to that eating, sleeping, and exercise. Firefighters go from 0 to 100% when the alarm sounds, and that can be taxing on the heart, so cardiovascular fitness is essential.

It’s likely this isn’t the only conspiracy theory he believes in. Time for you to find better friends,.