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  • I think they might have vertically aligned to Newsom because there isn't a good horizon in this photo, and trump is known to stand at an angle. I would have used the light post out of focus in the back, though.

  • If they're journalists, no. They specifically should not step in.

  • ...Dad?

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  • "Here's a recorder."

    -My step kid's music teacher on the last day of school

  • What do you mean? Just air every thing, and if you get to the end, livestream it.

  • My stepkid had one of these exact ones. He pulled it out and the outside sleeve detached.

    The internals on these are incredibly unsafe. There's a very high chance you can rip it out, and the tines will remain plugged in, with nothing to grab onto to remove them. The tines themselves are only pinched internally by a weak little bit of metal to connect to the rest of it, not even soldered.

  • I've been forced to start calling these wall dongles by my fiancé, I made sure that in order to accept this terminology that wall warts with the cord attached are now dingle-dongles, and the ones with a cord before the electronics are dangle-dongles.

  • I wouldn't want any other person to touch my keyboard. I blame the lack of accessible cleaning supplies and the fact that if anyone higher up sees me not staring at my screen with a hand on the keyboard they'll think I'm lazy and not working. Which is true, but they don't need to be thinking that.

  • My neighbor is named Karen. She's absolutely a Karen, but she's my Karen.

    She's actually pretty nice and takes care of her neighbors, but she is all up in the neighborhood's business sometimes.

  • I had my partner put in the addresses of my *arr stack into their phone and showed them how to add things they wanted. They never close any tabs so all I need to say is what weird-ass unrelated name handles whatever media they want and I'm done.

  • All of my old phones work fine as the last time they were updated. My 10 year old Sony xperia z3c would be fine except for security updates and it's only 3g, and the storage on it is quite measly. I still use it everyday for playing music, though.

    Most of the speed issues are google bloat. Play services are absolute hogs, and anything that needs them will not work on this phone, but everything that doesn't is perfectly fine. So I'm basically stuck with f-droid apps. Which is fine, because it's a glorified iPod at this point

  • Same, I bought something years ago that amounted to something like $15.05, I had a $20 and some change so I tossed in an extra dime so I wouldn't have to fill my wallet with singles and have a bunch of change in my pocket. Nope, cashier looked at me like I was stupid and handed me back my worst nightmare because they had to make up being short a quarter in dimes and nickels.

  • They'll have to be very careful how they legislate gerrymandering. R's can't win in fair elections.

  • Nursing in the early 2000s, CS in 2010s. I'm guessing whatever University of Phoenix is pushing, stay the fuck away from.

  • That's the idea, let them enter the meat grindet

  • :%s/Ubuntu/Fedora/g

  • It's a dumb metric as well, seeing as warfare evolves and modern drones were mostly untested before Bush 2.0.

    Bush did the beta testing, it worked. Obama continued their use. It's like saying more people used iPhones in 2015 than in 2008.

  • It's pretty damn easy to get a technician license, there are many organizations that will do the test for free if the $35 fee is too much to spend on a lark. It allows you to push that button and there's lots of cool digital stuff you can do as well. Equipment can get pretty pricey, though. As true as it is that every ham has a baofeng handheld (or several) they tend to really suck to learn how to use and it very well could hamper your enjoyment of the hobby if you want to transmit. Listening is fine on them, so if that's all you want to do it'll be fine.

    If you do want to talk, I would actually recommend starting with GMRS, especially if you have family members you might want to talk to that wouldn't want to get their own ham license. You buy a license instead of testing, and the equipment is basically just locked down ham radios and if your handy, you can use the right old commercial equipment and reprogram them for GMRS use. The community is a bit more newbie friendly since your license extends to your household as well and kids are more common, and a large portion of the community are hams as well.