To be fair, when you first install it/set up an account, it doesn’t know what you like, so it shows you the most generally popular material. A lot of that popular material is pretty… uncomfortable.

What, you don’t like reading your articles like this?

Nope, still need that training data to sell to self-driving car tech.

Ismo is a Finnish comedian! He has a joke in one of his routines that plays out just like this. And that first letter is a capital i.

Some kind of dinner party punch/cocktail, I would imagine.

I read it more as “your personal electronics won’t enjoy the brownouts and blackouts from having shitty frequency stability on the grid” more so than “your personal electronics will directly suffer from frequency instability,” but maybe I read it with subtext because I’m literally studying power systems right now.

Yeah it’s Moo Wan, Moo Deng’s sister.

Also, Moo Deng means bouncy pork (a type of meatball) and Moo Wan means sweet pork… adorable names

And here I am, still procrastinating on my transition to Colemak/Dvorak.

I got a 12700KF for free.

I’m not one to complain about that :)

Anyone here with good knowledge on how to do remote/distanced firework ignitions?

I’m aware of the ematch + nailboard setup… The same should be doable with a switchboard, long wires, ematches, and a 12V battery, right?

I feel you on the gift part. I’m quite picky about shitty products. That being said, I don’t complain when I receive a gift I don’t necessarily like, I just grumble when I use said gift in private.

The people who spend too much researching before purchasing all know the feeling of endlessly finding products that intrigue them, only to find a handful of glaring flaws.

I am frequently disappointed.

I find that DMs become quite patient with helping players make character sheets when provided a can of coke and some donuts/chips.

I think tank in most MMOs is a low-desire role. It typically hinges entirely on having a healer to keep you tanking, as well as holding an immense responsibility to be aware of aggro patterns and incoming debuffs. You eat a lot of blame for not tanking well, even if it’s just because your healers mispositioned or some DPS decided to steal aggro by spamming too much of X move.

And generally, you don’t feel as much of the “I did a thing!” feeling as, say, a rogue pumping out damage or a mage casting a slew of debuffs and DoTs.

Then, construct your comment in a way that conveys such information without automatically ostracizing them from ever having sympathy for your cause. You’re never going to build curiosity in those unaware of your cause if you begin by chasing them away.

Don’t you feel it’s a bit counterintuitive to call someone tonedeaf for being unaware of “International Day of Solidarity with Long Term Anarchist Prisoners”, something that more than 99.9999% of people are likely unaware of?

Wouldn’t you be better off, say, helping build awareness of such a day instead of simply berating someone for not knowing about it? At the moment, you’re teaching people to treat it like a joke.

I love it when Apple pushes advertising that touts their focus on privacy… when in reality, they’re breaching user privacy in all the ways that every other company does.

Today I learned that Markdown in Eternity can handle

A^LP^HA^BE^TS^OU^P

Not at all! I had fun typing out the comment while considering the implications of your comment! :P

Thanks for the good time.

Good to know. Been learning some LaTeX from a friend recently, so I’ll have to try this out.