tacosplease @ tacosplease @lemmy.world

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I love this meme but have no proper nerds in my life that would understand and appreciate it.

Wasn't that the guy who was later found to be innocent? He tried to fight the charges, got convicted, killed himself, and THEN they figured out he really didn't do it?

We talking wingspan or beak to tip?

I'm worried about insurance companies getting it and changing rates/services based on my DNA.

I like it

I think about this a lot. And usually wish I was one of them.

Joint council meeting

Along with weaponized religion and stupidity of course

We're annexing them through conservative news sources instead. It's slower, but quite effective.

Things with a lot of water evenly distributed. Potatoes, steamed vegetables, stuff like that. I've read it's good for making caramel too but haven't tried that one.

I agree. For now ...

It's even the optimal way to cook some things, and people still avoid it.

Looks like they each have their own fence. The neighbor has a taller fence. You can see the top of OP's fence near the bottom of the picture.

People often orient wooden fences so the nice side of it faces inward towards their yard.

Side note: Sometimes people make their fence with every other slat on the opposite side, so there is no front and back. Both sides are identical. I don't like how those fences look. It just makes both sides look bad, and you can see through them when approaching from an angle.

Training her. Nice

A fish about a foot long jumped out of the water within arm's reach of me while swimming at a Florida beach. First thought was what might be hunting that fish. I got out for a while.

He can pull out now. But he may have already come a little

too close to getting the job. Might have blown it.

The house could birth an investigation that spawns many problems.

Shouldn't have been so childish.

Used to be able to create a list of file path shortcuts that are visible when you right click the file explorer icon pinned to the taskbar. The shortcuts I made in a previous version of windows are still present and functional. But it can't add new ones. Best it can do is add another file explorer icon for each new shortcut.

You can still drag excel files to an Excel icon pinned to the taskbar, and it adds them to the single list of individual Excel files "pinned" to Excel.

It just doesn't let you add shortcuts to the pinned file explorer icon anymore. I had a whole workflow based on being able to quickly and easily access a handful of commonly used folders and ms office files. Makes no sense to remove useful functions that already worked.

Not advocating for this... But realistically - shouldn't Republicans be worried folks with terminal illnesses could start getting creative with how they interact with judges and politicians in their final days?

Remember when they lost their minds about a study where Faucci had a bunch of mosquitoes bite beagles? And it wasn't even true LOL

I really don't understand how such a significant portion of us are this fucking stupid.

Wish he were Trump's doc