Imgonnatrythis @ Imgonnatrythis @sh.itjust.works

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Just a standard American SUV

Admire that you did this. Believe it or not, a lot of people on Lemmy have a hard time pointing out their mistakes. Commendable.

No one ever said it was red.

I'm case you have a layover in US?

For windows

Hey look everyone it's that retard from stack overflow!

Damn, that first paragraph hits way to close to home for me. Now you've got me feeling extra anxious. You are very correct though, I'm sure there are many more that feel this way too.

I mean Doge doesn't even really fit into what most would call capitalism. Closer to corruption, hubris, and plain old stupidity really.

Now that you mentioned it, has anyone ever seen his long form birth certificate??

I'm sorry man but if the boss says you are full of shit, you are full of shit. Investigate away dumbass.

Is it just a vehicle for eating fish with your hands though?

I have it, and it does help, but it seems more often than not I still get a pop up for cookies.

Horrendous that this isn't just a browser setting that can be applied universally. It's 100% opt out every time.

I'm a fan of FOSS like everyone else on Lemmy, but I don't think it's a universal solution for everything. Some things are worth paying for and I value an efficient search experience and privacy (Kagi has no personal info on me. I pay with a crypto wallet through a third party) so Kagi is a worthwhile service for me.

I agree with you though, any good search should be good enough to dig up the opinions and bias that is out there somewhere that agrees with your own biases.

Think he meant verge China.

I heard the drummer from Worry at the restaurant died of antacid overdose last year.

Advertisers can't show that, its just implied.

Worse than Comcast?? Like not only are they poking you with metal forks but they've gone through the extra effort to make sure they are all rusty too?

Phew that's a relief.

Haven't felt this good since that Theranos machine at Walgreens told me I didn't have the cancer my doctors kept telling me I did.

I do a bit of both. For awhile I was relying just on algorithms but switching to primarily active management the past few years has really been invigorating. Renewed my excitement for music. When I do use algorithms to discover some new stuff it's being fed mostly from my own curationnwhich is so much better of getting stuck in a loop where the algorithm recommends something, you select some favorites and then it recommends off those. This starts to really dull and homogonize your library after awhile.