Honestly, I’m not sure if that’s any worse than the oft-abused FARM USE tags.

I’ve also seen a few people just say fuck it, and not have any tags at all.

The downside is that the lack of sovcit “plate” might make you more likely to get pulled over. Word is those guys are a huge PITA for cops.

To forestall accusations of having done a deal with the Devil, craftsmen would often deliberately introduce flaws in their design.

Finally. A rock-solid excuse for why the software I write has so many bugs in it!

Well, duh. How else is anyone supposed to tell them apart? /s

There’s some wonkyness here, that’s for sure. The major thing that makes this look legit is that the mirror is dirty and it has a correct reflection for the person’s arm and the trashcan.

IMO, it’s not even good phrasing and sounds hollow somehow.

Protip: fill each day with novelty.

When we’re young, everything is new. Our minds are on constant overdrive taking everything in, followed by more each and every day. As adults, we’re simply not challenged at the same clip and wind up throwing out all these dull and repeated experiences - so fix it! Keep reading, keep learning, keep exploring, and never stop asking questions.

Fixed url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI_Jl5WFQkA

What some folks may not know is that at around the same time, Ford had problems with tires imploding on SUVs. While not called out in the Canyonero spoof, I always thought it captured the public vibe about big trucks at the time in light of this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firestone_and_Ford_tire_controversy

Do you regret your choice? Do you constantly think “Fuck everyone else around me, I do what I want.”, or do you legitimately not notice how everyone else hates you?

It could easily be all of those things. Regret turns to coping poorly through projection¹, followed by just ignoring the problem.

Re: idiots and assholes. The Venn diagram for those groups have a rather large intersection.

1. Clinically known as “acting like an asshole”. In this case, it’s the decision that it’s everyone else who is encroaching on their space, while driving a vehicle that is slightly smaller than a shuttle bus.

Okay, the penciled-in numbers (but only for non-military time because who uses that?) just sent me. Easily one of the best “job’s done boss” images I have ever seen.

Sorry to hear about your dog.

I think I’m rehabilitated Doc. I can go home now.

Maybe. Please go into the next room and stare at the floor for five minutes. I’ll be here.

Not going to disagree with your cross-comparison here, but have you tried Korean-style fried chicken yet?

Short distances should be meters, feet, inches, millimetres.

American machinists go a different way altogether: thousandths of an inch. So no binary fractions, but still imperial-ish. :/

And milk is often actually in litres and half litres, we just assume it’s in pints.

That one makes sense.

echo "text file content goes here" >> myfile.txt

Exactly. It’s a local minimum/maximum optimization problem as applied to genetics and evolution.

When I worked in an office, I used to regularly take breaks with the smokers, even though I don’t smoke. Not unlike following a bird or deer through the woods to a source of food or fresh water, the smokers really do have a line on togetherness. That and getting up from your desk regularly to take a damn break.

In a professional context (e.g. work/office), O365 and related technologies make a lot of sense. It solves all kinds of real problems, especially for a remote/hybrid workforce. It’s by no means the best answer for any one application, but it’s a very comprehensive platform and gets the job done.

For the home user? Constantly forcing OneDrive into everyone’s field of view on OS upgrades is intrusive advertising for a thing nobody asked for.

Brilliant. Use your pressure cooker InstaPot and save time!

Did… did he actually say this? I knew this guy was full of it, but that’s a whole other level.