brown567 @ brown567 @sh.itjust.works

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Or president-elect, the ever Quixotic Don, once again tilting at windmills

I eat Halite pretty frequently

Captain America was alive for WWII

Germany created a registry for certain people and it didn't end well for said people

He's the CEO of Apple, my guy. He's serving his class

It's a very low bar

With one billion dollars, I could comfortably provide for my family for ten thousand years. They'll be fine without them

Dangit, I took the screenshot and everything XD.

He owned a cybertruck, that's a safe bet

But could you handle being beans? 🧐

https://www.tumblr.com/tricktster/720423412719288320/around-when-i-first-started-dating-my-boyfriend-i

you cannot understand how devastating it is to my ego that i am beans.

She could probably just contact IT to get it changed...

I worked in IT for a bit and the automatically generated emails were first initial last name

With manual adjustments in some cases, such as Sarah Hart (shart@...)

I use Firefox's "reader mode"

Edit: nyt managed to enshittify even that. will wonders never cease

The coil wouldn't make a significant magnetic field because the cable has two wires with opposite current flow in close proximity

But when the cable is coiled, its ability to dissipate heat is less, so normal resistive heating can create higher temperatures

"3d printed guns" aren't all homebrew. Usually with guns you can just buy literally every part except for a certain part that's serialized and legally considered to be "the gun" (ship of Theseus style; any other part can be replaced and it's the same gun, but if that one's different it's a different gun)

It's pretty trivial to print only that part and buy the rest. Also completely legal in many states, here's a website with a bunch of examples:

https://www.printyour2a.com/frames

With a gang

Trumpets are stored in the horns

I'm M. K. XD

That's how my first D&D group started and we're still playing together 8 years later =)