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  • Since it's a Samsung ice dispenser, that's a recurring charge: Service calls.

    (Seriously though, I'll never buy another Samsung appliance after my experience with that fridge's ice dispenser)

  • But it did lead to the fanon that, because of crossover episodes, basically all media takes place in that kid's mind.

    Including reality - "Cops" is in the crossover chain even if you don't count celebrity appearances as themselves.

  • Most of what I got out of a Japanese class I took was how to say that I don't understand Japanese.

  • Does it really vary much by region?

    You do seem to be right about him being from the southern US, his obit linked from the wiki says he was born and died in Alabama.

  • That chart...

    EARTH HAS 4 CORNERSIMULTANEOUS 4-DAYTIME CUBE

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  • Very nice find!

  • The person you were responding to was trying to read it as a chemical - a gold atom with two deuterium (heavy hydrogen) and one regular hydrogen atom, and came up with a name for it themself.

  • Generally "2.4 GHz" refers specifically to a proprietary protocol that the manufacturer invented - so yes, it can save battery (and be lower latency) assuming they designed it well. And yes, there's probably no standard way to get the battery status from a USB dongle like there is from Bluetooth, so if the Windows drivers can do it, then it's their own secret recipe.

  • The very moment I turned 18 was the moment my high school senior prom ended. I only went because of the timing and location (a nice tourist spot I hadn't been to before), I didn't have a date.

    Most of the rest of the year was spent graduating high school and then starting community college. Still lived at my parents' house. I did end up with a girlfriend eventually, but that didn't last long and at the time we were both conservative so it wasn't a physical relationship.

    I was of course a geek then and I'm a geek now, very into computers and gaming (more games then than now).

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  • I mostly agree, but there's a few holes in that flowchart:

    My favorite vegetables are salt and ice.

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  • ... Is it not?

    Being a grain (or even specifically a "Cereal grain") doesn't exclude it, see corn.

  • I guess I assumed 'sprout' meant directly out of the ground instead of a "Brussels tree".

    I don't recognize a few of the other ones.

  • Nice. When I am teaching students in our intro class that everyone takes it once regardless of skill, I can always tell when someone has skated as a kid (or done other sports like skiing) even if it's been decades for them - it's just much easier to return to than to start from scratch like I did.

  • Roller skating. In that community my skill level is nothing special. But it's not a common hobby to have at all these days (at least where I am) for the average person.

  • Decisions

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  • It's how the song goes.

  • This is all very true. I didn't mean it wasn't a profound message - just that the profound can come from odd places. It was an excellent episode in my opinion.

  • My favorite thing about this is the context: It was literally about losing a video game.(Data thought he was broken 'cus he lost)