Nah, see, the other two legs are smaller at the top (back?) of the spiderouter.
Can't hurt at this point.
No, but I did see the one that was a million antlions across.
That way you enjoy your poutine as you enjoy poutine.
The Fountain (2006) is always my go to, it's both aesthetically beautiful and thought provoking.
at most, an 8th-grader
Phew, looks like my 6th grade education is finally paying off!
You animal.
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Wait, what about g-g-g-ghost mushrooms?!?
Don't worry, he's just bleeding internally. That's where the blood is supposed to be.
"Come on boys, they're not that big!” - some Carthaginian guy on an horse.
Most people are shocked when they find out how incompetent I am with electrical work.
Polishing a mirror is a job I can see myself doing.
Working as a crane operator can be really a uplifting job!
Ironically, and anecdotally, I'm running a cheap motor from an unknown manufacturer in a very wet environment as a daily rider for years and I haven't had any issues.
So I've realized that in conversations I'll use traditional terms for men as general terms for all genders, both singularly and for groups. I always mean it well, but I've been thinking that it's not as inclusive to women/trans people.
For example I would say:
"What's up guys?" "How's it going man?" "Good job, my dude!” etc.
Replacing these terms with person, people, etc sounds awkward. Y'all works but sounds very southern US (nowhere near where I am located) so it sounds out of place.
So what are some better options?
Edit: thanks for all the answers peoples, I appreciate the honest ones and some of the funny ones.
The simplest approach is to just drop the usage of guys, man, etc. Folks for groups and mate for singular appeal to me when I do want to add one in between friends.
I'm looking for a simple alternative to Splitwise to self host. Currently my partner and I use it to keep track of monthly expenses to ensure there is roughly even spending between us. Doesn't have to be complex, in fact the simpler the better as my partner prefers simple, ready to use tech. It would only need to be accessed locally as we update expenses once or twice a month, and would prefer FOSS to have control over our data.
I thought of having a Spreadsheet that is synced using syncthing between my computer and her phone. This seems simple on my end, but I worry that it would be more complicated for my partner as they primarily would use this on their iphone. Currently on splitwise you can add expenses with only a couple button presses.
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking for a simple alternative to Splitwise to self host. Currently my partner and I use it to keep track of monthly expenses to ensure there is roughly even spending between us. Doesn't have to be complex, in fact the simpler the better as my partner prefers simple, ready to use tech. It would only need to be accessed locally as we update expenses once or twice a month, and would prefer FOSS to have control over our data.
I thought of having a Spreadsheet that is synced using syncthing between my computer and her phone. This seems simple on my end, but I worry that it would be more complicated for my partner as they primarily would use this on their iphone. Currently on splitwise you can add expenses with only a couple button presses.
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking for an app to help learn the basics of language similar to Duolingo. Something to become conversational to get started.
As the title says, is there a good mobile alternative for excel on fdroid? I found libreoffice but it hasn't worked so far with any spreadsheet I've tried opening.