TrackinDaKraken @ DarrinBrunner @lemmy.world

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I jumped ship to Linux Mint almost a year ago. No Microsoft products live here anymore. No regrets.

I was married, now I'm divorced. She cheated on me. That's just for background.

For me, the legal marriage contract did nothing good. It just made it harder and more expensive when it was time to separate. My suggestion is (if you can find someone to go along with it) to have the ceremony, party, and honeymoon, but skip the legal contract. No one will ask to see your contract, except for the few legal reasons it matters. To everyone, and to both of you for all the reasons that matter socially, you'll be married. Why do we need governmental sanctioning of our personal relationships?

The contract doesn't keep them from cheating, it doesn't keep them from leaving, nor should anyone want that. Neither is it required for child support, that's a separate contract that has nothing to do with marriage (or even biology, in some cases). IMO, the ideal relationship is one where you both choose, every day to spend the day with each other, until you don't--if that should ever happen.

So, you've internalized life's universal purpose as your own. It's not necessary or even noble. Life will take care of itself.

Because a surprising number of people are willing to pay what they ask, so they keep asking them to pay more... and they do, apparently. I don't get it. But, it's what some people want.

Ten is about all I'll have open at once. That happens usually when I'm researching something. When I'm satisfied with my research, I close the tabs. It makes me itchy to have so many open.

Wait till we learn how much the Luigi trial jurors are paid to hang him.

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How about we disallow it completely, until it's proven to be SAFER than a human driver. Because, why even allow it if it's only as safe?

Five years ago, you could not have brought this up without Musk simps defending it.

Pam Bondi is 60 years old. She gets weekly baby blood transfusions, and sleeps in a sensory deprivation pod.

(Only one of these things is verifiably true. The other two are just guesses... but probably.)

I use NoScript and uBlock. For this page, there are eighteen different scripts that want to run, but I only allow the two that seem necessary for basic functionality.

Apart from using Tor and allowing zero scripts to run, we have little hope of even pseudo-anonymity on the internet, and increasingly in our every-day lives.

We, as a people, tolerate the surveillance state as long as they increase the surveillance incrementally over generations, distract us with shiny toys, and keep us fighting amongst ourselves over irrelevant subjects.

It's not that she didn't like men in hats, she just preferred Men Without Hats.

We know he's not joking. The question is whether the military, sworn to uphold the Constitution, will do anything about it when the time comes.

AH! Thank you.

I'll just add this to the long of things I'd love to see, but never will.

I think it's genetic for all mammals to find all baby mammals cute. Adults, IDK.

Which is the opposite of what they should have been doing. The shock would actually re-enforce a memory. So, they should have been shocking correct answers. Because, when we do something and then get hurt, we remember the thing that hurt us.

40+ years, and I'm still on number one. I laminated mine, because I'm a rebel that way.

Split days off sucks, from personal experience, don't do that. Two days together off in the middle of the week is good if you don't care about a social life.