Admetus @ Admetus @sopuli.xyz

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Ash Ketchum gets bankrupted paying for his mother's hospital bills. The End.

Can't say no to lasers and sharks. Not sure if entirely lasershark though.

The squashed o a and e... 😅

A bit like the opening to the PS2 game Rez. AI can't deal with it.

That was in the Age of Chivalry when everything was honoured on the battlefield.

They just started charging for API usage so isn't it already not open?

Password hint: 'p...'

It was speedier and usually more effective than forums which crept at a snails pace.

Coca cola to this day still uses 'vegetable extract'. What is the secret ingredient?

Opening article expecting some actual picture examples. Instead got stock images with zero PC towers. And honestly, I lost all hope by the time I got to BBQ.

This guy here giving criminals a tip.

Smelling like a dog? Time to change dem socks.

Also he has no butt and she has nice butt. Mission accomplished.

Coming back to this thread, this looks like that classic game The Neverhood.

I have a UV lamp from when I was making sure the room was relatively sterile for our newborn.

So here's my say:

1. The room rapidly stinks of ozone. Ozone is a free radical that fucks up everything, including your lungs. We didn't enter the room until about half an hour after the UV was off (Ozone recombines pretty quickly).
2. UV lamps are frequently used to sterilise hospital rooms because people are usually immunocompromised. Our newborn was fine, but it may have helped.
3. COVID turns up in the comments: you cannot emit UV everywhere anytime without, again I quote, fucking people's lungs up. And COVID was pretty good at spreading anywhere and everywhere, so haha, nope.
4. Those fun UV lamps that make stuff glow in the dark? Pretty damn close to visible colour violet, and low intensity (we use them in the dark, no?). This UV lamp for sterilisation? Look at it for a couple of seconds and you are already burning a hole in your retina.

Oh no you didn't

Hmm...the sound seems different in this air...

It's work, if you do a good job and are a good team worker nobody should have reason to dislike you for just getting on with your job. You're not trying to be their friend, nor are they yours, that's why we refer to them as colleagues. Work is separate from life.

My stepdad was the same. Just get on with his job. He was universally liked not because he was nice nice, but because he got projects done, worked well in his team, and kept everybody up to scratch.

Hmm...soft diplomacy or hard diplomacy?

Feel strangely aroused, not sure why.