Farid @ abfarid @startrek.website

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Your embed doesn't work for me.

Seems like it's because you used http instead of https:

Not necessarily bitter. Just not sweet.

The only reason I know the contents of most classic literature is because of "So You Haven't Read" series on YouTube.

He never said that asking nicely is out of the question.

I looked it up afterwards and yes, US eggnog is different from kogel mogel. For the latter you just whip egg with sugar and you're done. Former is much more involved, requires heating milk and stuff.

Dang it, I wasn't updated on this... BRB, gotta put alcohol into my kogel mogel...

15,000 years in the past is absolutely not enough to go back to monke. Even just the modern homo sapiens existed for the past 150,000 years. But I suspect to expect those bros to know that is irrational.

Does this imply that American eggnog is alcoholic? I was told eggnog is what we call kogel mogel, which is just whipped egg and sugar, basically.

IIRC, all new small electronics sold in EU should support USB-C, but there are some exceptions, which I don't remember. Mostly it was for wirelessly charging devices, like smartwatches and earbuds.

Btw, does your username have anything to do with the capital of Azerbaijan?

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8 years, actually.

I mean, Apple has been selling USB-C cables ever since they transitioned MacBooks to use Thunderbolt ports in 2016. And yes, they are expensive. But the whole point of standardized cables is that Apple may sell them for $100 if they want to, there will be others who will sell it for a reasonable price and Apple can't hold you hostage with their proprietary connector.

I have seen toothbrushes with USB-C, they just connect to the docking station. Which makes sense IMO, you wouldn't want to plug and unplug your toothbrush every time you want to use it.

Nothing special, just that they are the primary poster on 196 and the reason it shows up on All.

Yeah, if we could also convince Track_Shovel to stop posting to 196, that would be great.

Oh so corndogs do have hotdogs in them. Good to know. I thought it was some weird bread thing.

Oh, I know this guy. He used to be a presenter on that science channel on YouTube like 10 years ago. Forgot the name of the channel, but the other hosts were Laci Green and Trace Dominguez.

Edit: The channel was called DNews, now renamed to Seeker.

Excluding moves just because they are not very good goes completely against the spirit of this post.