



Rolled oats seems to work pretty well. They tend to float and the ducks like them (and it’s not bad for them).


Republicans use “illegal aliens”. Illegal immigrants is much more commonly used because agree with the law or not, it is illegal to enter that way.


all the modern features I want
What are those? Because the difference between midrange and top of the line has been shrinking from year to year.
the best processor
What do you do with your phone that needs the best processor? Maybe you have some special use case, but the vast majority of people don’t need the best processor - often that’s a case of chasing the shiny new thing.


There’s always Fairphone and Shiftphone if you’re living in the EU. Not cutting edge, but should be more than good enough for most people. (Oh, and my Fairphone 5 is honestly built like a tank.)
Ah, right, I forgot about that last part… However I managed to do that, since that made me so a double take when I heard that in the news.
Context?
It’s all fun and games until DEREK is empty and is disposed of. A moment of silence for DEREK.


Beim Kleingartenverein weiß ich es nicht direkt, aber bei Schützenvereine bin ich der Meinung, dass es da oft um die Aufrechterhaltung von Traditionen geht, damit wird die Gemeinnützigkeit erreicht. Und vor allem, dass sie mit dem Ganzen kein Geld verdienen.


'A Canada that it would be very easy to target with 500% steel tariffs, or one patriot missile aimed at Parliament Hill,’ he added, rather incredulously.
OK, that’s pretty crazy to think that someone thought this was real, but maybe the rest of the Beaverton article made it sound like something that should be taken seriously?
The Ambassador added, “We need to take the tone and tenor of the debate down, and by ‘we’ I mean ‘entirely Canada’ because you are all weak losers who would be better off as the 51st State.”
Come on, really?
Hoekstra then poured out a bottle of Labatt Blue while spitting on a photo of Terry Fox, before decrying how “it’s so difficult to find Canadians who are passionate about the American-Canadian relationship”.
Really, no one realized this is satire?
“When our own glorious President Trump, long may he reign, threatens to kick Canada out of the 5 Eyes intelligence group, or to economically annex your crappy country, that comes from a place of love,” Hoekstra added while kicking a live beaver.
Seriously?
“When I was Trump’s ambassador to the Netherlands, which is also a complete shit hole, I had a lot of success illegally fundraising for radical right political groups,” Hoekstra recalled while whipping Tim Horton’s doughnuts at the crowd. “Tell me, who do you have that’s to the right of Maxime Bernier?”
How?
Hoekstra then ended his speech by urinating on a stack of vintage Anne Murray records.
HOW???


Ganz so einfach ist die Sache nicht. Wenn ich z.B. Programmieren lerne und mein 5.000. Hello World open source, ist das meiner Ansicht nach kein Ehrenamt. Oder ich irgendwelche Programme schreibe dir nur mir oder einen sehr kleinen Freundeskreis was bringen (evtl. sogar finanziell) und das Open source, dann ist das genauso kein Ehrenamt.
Es gibt z.B. KDE e.V. Die Arbeit dafür zählt dann auch als Vereinsarbeit, auch ohne dem, was diese Petition verlangt.


In my case, bookmarking things is something I do to remove it from my sight and memory, but not lose it entirely.
I read “Executed for the holidays”… Did a double take and checked which instance this was on.


I wouldn’t even say that it’s to be able to charge homeless people - how are they going to pay? It wouldn’t be particularly smart financially.
It’s more about just not having them there. Say what you want, but if a bus stop reeks, it makes it much less attractive to take public transit. Of course, it just moves the problem somewhere else - but the transit authority doesn’t have to worry about it too much anymore.


Even slower than Windows 10? That’s impressive…


The title of this post is wrong. Nowhere does it say in the articles that this was caused by Karoline Leavitt’s brother. I’m not saying that it’s definitely not the case, but right now there’s no evidence for it.
Come on, can we please not stoop to their level when it comes to spreading misinformation?
I wonder if there’s an evolutionary purpose to it. I mean, the “male g spot”, AFAIK, is the prostate. It makes sense that it’s super sensitive, it makes cumming feel good. It had to go somewhere where it wasn’t too far away from the rest of the factory, and ideally (from an evolutionary standpoint) it shouldn’t be directly accessible to stimulation, so that the males still want to have sex. So, that location kind of makes sense? I mean, most men probably wouldn’t think to put stuff up their butts without knowing what lies behind (right?).
I think you’re missing the point that antivirus should kick in before the malware executes. It’s far from 100%, but if you download something stupid, the antivirus should in most cases flag that before you even have a chance to execute it. In that case, you delete it, and the problem is solved, no need to reinstall or anything of the kind.
Of course the “real” solution is to be smart about what you install, but no one is perfect and we also can’t expect the world to be super computer literate (unfortunately).
I’m not sure where you get the idea that antivirus is mostly a scam. Yes, there are some questionable vendors out there, but it doesn’t mean it’s a scam. I know antivirus has saved my ass a couple of times, at least when I was younger. Was I doing something stupid? Yes. Do we all do something stupid every once in a while? Also yes.