Who are these people giving and receiving cars for Christmas? What is that kind of life like?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait just a minute. I'm all the way to the gate, waiting for my flight, and now you tell me that all firearms are prohibited? Couldn't you have repeated this message incessantly at ear-splitting volume on the PA system before I got to the airport?

Bring back yellow triangles And pink spirals That wiggle on a purple background, You say?

John Burwell aka deet shared 6 months ago

There are products you can use!

Using a product is recommended!

Am I imagining it, or is the iOS Remote app able to automatically switch to controlling the Apple TV device nearest me? Like through proximity detection

Goodnight, costs!

Wow, Plex cribbing 2008 Facebook with the privacy settings slamming

Can’t turn enough of it off hard enough

Turn to products

Latest annoying thing about AT&T’s residential IPv6 implementation: because you request multiple /64 prefix delegations, each with an SLA ID of 0 (instead of one /60 or /56 for example), there’s no way to ensure you can allocate the same delegation to the same interface. You don’t know which /64 you’ll get for each PD. Also, they will occasionally get all jumbled up, such that 0x0f and 0x0d get swip-swapped.

Comcast handles IPv6 much better, doing things much more by the book. Boo, AT&T. Boo!

Don’t you “Hey there! 👋” me! I will engage or not as I damn well please

drier = more dry

dryer = machine that dries

dryeur = french guy who wipes you down

Yeah well I just replaced the drain pump in my own washing machine, so I’m not sweating it, either

John Burwell aka deet shared 6 months ago

If you want to come on here to “remind” me of things, start with what I was supposed to do today

If Fritos and tortilla chips are both made of corn, milled and fried, then frito pie is basically nachos

But what about the rights of prices?

A good web page to click on is https://www.mrbreakfast.com/

Here’s a brief history of paper fasteners:

http://www.officemuseum.com/staplers.htm

You’re welcome