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  • But that's why I like type k.

  • Sounds good. I usually do hummus, sriacha, turkey, cucumber, red onion, tomato and lettuce.

  • Not at all. I love peanuts but hate peanutbutter. I also love hummus. Its way tangier and not as thick as peanut butter. I have found a few local brands that are dry and thick that I can't stand.

  • Bandcamp has given me some good recs if you go to the bottom of the page of an album you like it will have some suggestions.

    I like qobuz as my streaming service. It has terrible algorithms but well written human articles about genres, bands, labels with links to important albums.

    I also like browsing the record store and picking up an album based on cover. I think you can 100% judge an album by it's cover.

  • I'd like a prophet 5 or minimood model d.

  • This is quite a new change for us. Decades of the most incompetent politicians makes me very cynical that the new regime will be any better. Usually we get a very progressive bill to vote on, one i usually agree with and want to vote for but is clear there is no system in place or even real plan to support the bill if it passes. See our recent failures in drug decriminalization and gun control. Both things I believe in, but decriminalization passed and was a complete failure and the gun control measure was so poorly thought out that it will be a decade before a reasonable measure will be proposed again. Don't even mention Wapato prison. Plenty of good intentions but absolutely squandered by incompetence.

    Writing all that it still sounds better than a red state.

  • No, I mentioned the bisque.

  • Jeffrey! This better not awaken anything in me.

  • Ehhh I made it longer than all the other males on my moms side. They all went bald in their mid 20s. Gotta hurt.

  • At least you still have hair! I started shaving my head a few years ago at 35. Still haven't gotten used to it, but I think it looks better than when it was thinning out in the front and getting stringy.

  • Have you heard about second lunch?

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  • If it was a weekend it would be a few days. A workday surely by noon if they hadn't heard from me. I've been sick and had coworkers stop by and check on me if I haven't replied to text or phone calls.

  • Yeah isn't that what they call it? I can't keep track of all the names Elon comes up with to mean this car can drive itself even though it can't.

  • Yeah MNTs are expensive but I like supporting OSHW. The rk3588 is good enough to daily drive.

  • Have you not heard of our Lord and Savior glorious Debian?

  • Time to salt Nintendo.

  • Don't forget it will turn off FSD a millisecond before you splatter the kids as to prevent Tesla from being at fault.

  • Don't go to the world cup either. FIFA sucks.

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  • I'd say an 8 or a 9, it was a pretty idyllic childhood. Both my parents were pretty great, we only had a few major disagreements/arguments that I can recall. I had a good group of friends and had no trouble getting along with anyone.

    We were solidly middle class never had any needs unmet. Didn't get everything I wanted but certainly didn't lack either. Generally I felt loved and encouraged, maybe too much but not in a spoiled way. I always had to do chores mow lawn, wash dishes, walk the dog cook once a week as I got older, etc. I had a job senior year of HS to earn spending money but they also paid for half my car (I think 3000 out of 6000). They had saved up some money for college but what would have been enough for 4 years when I was born only covered a year by the time I went to college.

    IDK it was pretty good overall. Looking back and at how people turned out I think my parents did a good job compared to a lot of others.