They’ve already got a joint account. Basically married.
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They’ve already got a joint account. Basically married.
Steps, cushions, lava lamp ;)
He misjudged his centre of mass. As many men do. ;)
Do you have a program to help you count sheep to fall asleep? Asking for a friend


Yeah, it was fucking weird. Which is why I started googling and found this.
Or the opposite – you wake up with the cat sleeping on your chest, nose three inches from yours, and you’re like: “I just want to roll over and now I can’t!”
Nice perspective.
What would you consider to be a contribution of value? Posting? Comments? Moderating? Installing a server rack in your closer for nightly backups? What would you suggest a minimum contribution for continued use should be?


When modern billboards became a thing, many cities or similar jurisdictions passed laws limiting their proliferation, in order to ensure you didn’t end up in a billboard filled dome.
In Canada, at least, you can register your address as a “no admail” destination, and you’ll stop getting those flyers entirely. It doesn’t stop certain protected classes of ads, in particular ads for prospective politicians during an election campaign, or mail that is personally addressed to you (even if it is an ad). But does shut it almost completely down. This would be the legal equivalent of installing a real-world ad-blocker.


Admittedly, a lot of people have flawed reasoning too.


I worked on open source software for over a decade (KDE). When we started having in person conferences, that’s the first time money changed hands. And even then, the conference attendance was free. Viewed through this lens of experience, this feels like an attempt to earn money from the fediverse for running video chats, rather than a grassroots effort.
Old man yells at cloud.
Birth is gross when viewed through this lens.


Paid online event? Weird. What happened to IRC for these sorts of meetings. I’m old.
Hey, AI can’t get them right, why should we? ;)


I’m in this comment and I don’t know why
Was in Chile earlier this year. There is a nice museum in Santiago which is basically about the Pinochet era. Seemed to be pretty honest about the whole thing. They didn’t blame the CIA at all. They did talk about the school of economics that Pinochet subscribed to. That’s influence, yes, but not the same thing as orchestrating the coup.