corsicanguppy @ corsicanguppy @lemmy.ca

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It'll need to be ionic for us. We're not people who can throw that much cash at a car.

I think that's a good trial strategy.

And then demand the evidence as, it seems, they ran out.

the rabid child always behind me,

The one kicking the seat got to me on my last flight.

The plan was to inform the parent I used to be infantry and I was gonna start teaching his kid some new words if his kid didnt respect the airplane. But he clued in just in time.

The ones in cars anyway.

And indent according to my major mode.

It's neat how "cutting off one's nose to spite one's face" has been an adage for decades.

TFA: decade-long

Spell-check: decade-long

OP: decadelong

Stop trying to make 'fetch' happen, Felicia.

Libraries? Really? That's cool, if so.

Nurses fleeing privatization are going to America?

Irony.

"chip in with friends to buy that overpriced firetrap" is about as helpful as the American "don't by the new iPhone if you want money for healthcare and other riches".

It's half "let them eat cake" and half "bootstraps" shit.

Will there be anything left by Monday? Bibi has leveled everything almost to the Egyptian border. Will he stop because he needs to divert focus from collective punishment to land theft?

Could an omnipotent god create someone smarter than himself?

Torchlight2 and totalAnnihilation

Is Oni the one that Quinn dunki wrote the A-I for?

Nonsense. I'm an ass, brutally honest to a fault; one of my many. In a world of housecats, I'm a barn cat. I start passionate and I end Hulk.

I've left companies like

Me "my flight leaves tonight."

Them: "oh. Vacation?"

Me: "noooooo, moving. Here."

... And I can find people who'll speak to a decent work ethic.

You should be fine.

There is no problem so bad it cannot be made worse. And this guy wants to do that.

drivenness

You could have used "selfish" or "sociopathic" instead.

My HM Aeron is 20 years old. It has seen an embarrassing amount of use, as I've worked from home for over that length of time. It's served me well but it's not without its issues.

What I found at the start, and continue to find, is that it rolls the pelvis and c-curves the spine at the lower back. This loads the lumbar with a lot of force.

What I'm looking for now is a true tilter - not a mere recliner - that keeps the hip angle closed as it tilts. The rolling action on the hips is reduced, and lumbar support won't drift around. This is proving a challenge.

My physio and I disagree on headrests. so I look for one without his blessing or support. The force on the neck due is ideally reduced as well with one.

I worry that implementing a filter means they agree to curate everything and be liable when it fails.

I do that for people who use 'literally' non-ironically. Meh.