$20 says this piece of shit starts bitching about "respecting her privacy", while telling others how they should live.
shyguyblue
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FUCKING DO IT YOU PUSSY!
Are these "customers" the same group that retail managers always use as an excuse to not give people chairs?
"Our customers don't like it when register workers sit down"
"Fucking name one..."
Short answer: I bite back now.
Long answer: My parents are hard-R Republicans. Every time they start getting all "demoncrats r bad" i just ask them, "Why do you want me dead so fucking bad? I know from being raised by you that you fucking hated me growing up, but to vote for "gays should be executed"? This is exactly why you didn't have grandkids, the thought of putting more of your hate in the world is abhorrent to me..."
I've only had to pull that one out twice, so far, but it hits them hard when they still (I'm a few months away from 40) insist I "give them grandkids".
If you've done nothing wrong, you've got nothing to hide right.
Mazda recently surprised customers by requiring them to sign up for a subscription in order to keep certain services. Now, notable right-to-repair advocate Louis Rossmann is calling out the brand.
Services. Services!? What the actual fuck are you talking about!? Remote start isn't a fucking service, it's a feature, that they are trying to control through greed.
Edit: I will give a small concession to the remote remote start, as that does need an OTA service. The service of course shouldn't be any more complicated than a SMS setup, so $15 per year is the absolute most you'll be able to get out of me...
2nd edit: And you damn well better include free modem upgrades. None of this $50+ for a fucking map update shit the other companies are pulling. That shit should have been an OTA update, Christ knows the damn thing tries to find an open Wi-Fi...
doesn't subscribe to cult of personality
How much are blue check marks again?
Fuck you "Rafael"...
Suicide rate about to chime in.
Don't you think he looks tired?
How to ensure you will never get hired by anyone with the ability to Google, ever again.
Pussy
Call him a coward. Do it. Or at least imply it: "only a coward would refuse a debate, especially after he thinks he won the last one..."
I took care of one of my mother's dogs, an overeater bordering on obese (the dog, my mother weighs 120 freedom units).
I went through about four different dog food brands before settling on RRs, apparently it's good enough to eat when hungry, but not good enough to gorge.
So in short, I like her dog food because it's adequate.
Stolen from another post, but what the hell kinda of party nominated someone who has never voted before, to be a delegate!?
Yup, as soon as they started the mandatory login bullshit, I bounced. Companies keep adding this "feature" as a way to control your stuff: Doom on Switch, Halo Master Chief edition, nvidia, my fucking mouse(!?); all need a login for no other reason than to add a point of failure/killswitch.
Clean Latifah
He's joined Hercules in the great Sandlot in the sky.
There's got to be a better way to do cross posts. When people/bots crosspost, my "All" feed gets cluttered with multiple copies of the same post. Maybe something like a drop-down showing all the instances and communities it's posted to.
Edited to fix autocorrect...
My childhood never really began. I was a toddler, then i was a mini adult, having to "watch your brother!¡!¡!" everytime my parents wanted to have fun.
I was one of those kids that adults said was "mature for your age". Except, it wasn't maturity, it was fear of my parents.
So for me, childhood ended the first time my parents told me to become a third parent for their child.
Yes I'm still bitter about it, so i won't call out the down votes on this one
I can second the Zimaboard. I've got two HDDs hooked up to the SATA ports, and grabbed a cheap PCIE SATA daughter card for the SSDs.
I also used a PC power supply to run 12v to the board, and i use the built in SATA power cables. Look up "how to use pc psu as power supply", it'll tell you how to get it running without a motherboard.
Here's my setup: 
As an introvert, doing a "cart run" was my temporary reprieve from the horrors of retail.
WTF?! In some states, your registered for jury duty when you get a driver's license...
He's terrified that his employees are going to do to him, what he did at his last place...
Throw some hard drives on it and baby, you got a stew home media server goin!
You can only enjoy the perks during your 45 minute lunch break. Food or fun, your choice ..
How the fuck do you stay in business when this is the kind of "investments" you make...?
I will not allow a woman to teach or hold authority over a man. She is to remain silent. ~ Timothy 2:12ish
When my ex and i would watch Star Trek Enterprise, I would start screaming like Homer Simpson having night terrors whenever the theme song would start.
He'd be laughing so hard, he could barely get to the remote to skip the intro, all the while I was fake screaming basically in his face.
I'm going to get my popcorn, and watch the Twitter response while listening to Popcorn, which should just be the soundtrack to the Republican party...
Edit: Awesome version of Popcorn : https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=oRXiXy9ZLW4&si=IKEGL_MPNFKHTGI-
They hired that cat as a crisis actor and gave him a script!
Updated WordPress...
Previous Web Dev had a whole mess of code inside the theme that was deprecated between WP versions.
Fuck WordPress for static sites...
Are we bringing back the Scaramucci Scale?
I do wish they would hire a human to give everything, at least, a quick once over. When the words don't match the subs, it throws me off a bit...
Never interrupt your enemy when their making a mistake.
"You don't need glasses/braces/a new toothbrush (!?), you're just being dramatic!"
The Nexus One had so many features I miss:
Trackball for scrolling
Notification light built into the trackball with customizable colors depending on the app
Back plate came off, replaceable battery
Small and a one handed wonder, the trackball kept my fingers off the screen
It was a replacement for my jail broken iPhone OG, such a better interface for me than the iPhones and it had very basic multitasking when the other guys could only do one app at a time
Edit: Formatting
I don't care what celebrities have to say about politics, why the fuck would I listen to a mother fucking bookie!?
Challenging user interface, fantastic graphics
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2012
The first thing that strikes you about Tuscan Whole Milk (I got the fully loaded 128 fl oz model) is the minimalism. I spent half an hour failing to find the power switch, until my roommate, who is much more technical than I am, explained that Tuscan Whole Milk doesn't have one. The user -- he explained the design philosophy to me -- shouldn't have to know whether his Tuscan Whole Milk is on or not; it's not part of what he's trying to do. So the unit is always on: it stays in sleep mode until you use it, and then it goes into full power mode without any further user intervention. Talk about Steve Jobs, only even more so!
But it's not easy on the user. I expected to be able to simply point and click, but I couldn't find a 'pour' icon, and it turns out there isn't a trackpad or even a mouse. Instead, the user interacts with Tuscan Whole Milk through a 'handle', a gripping device built into one side of the unit, that you insert your hand into; it can be lifted or tilted. In a way, it's very elegantly conceived: flow is controlled by angle of tilt, and flow destination by moving the unit as a whole, via its handle, to a target bowl or glass. It takes a little while to learn, but the 'pick up the handle and pour' metaphor is compelling, and radically innovative -- the biggest step forward in interface design since the glove.
Being fixated on the controlling metaphor isn't always a good thing, however. Users are used to point and click interfaces, and these should be provided as an option. And I was curious about what other software packages were available for the Tuscan Whole Milk, and how they would exploit the handle interface. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that there aren't any. That's right, there's no app store, no third party vendors online. And even if you found a third party app, you couldn't install it. There's no internet connectivity, not even a USB port. Tuscan Whole Milk is dedicated single-purpose hardware.
Apropos: Another reviewer says he rooted and bricked his unit. Frankly, I'm skeptical. As far as I can tell, user access to the OS is completely blocked -- I couldn't even get a shell terminal -- and I don't see how he could have done it.
Worse, Tuscan Whole Milk isn't rechargeable. There's no way even to plug it in. Once your Tuscan Whole Milk is 'empty'(indicated by the 'fluid level' on the external display reaching the bottom of the unit), you're supposed to throw it out. So it's not just single-purpose hardware, it's disposable. Elegance is elegance, but this is taking a nice idea way too far.
Although I'm disappointed with what was made of a very promising user interface concept, I have to mention the graphics, which almost make up for it. When you pour, the 'milk' looks absolutely convincing; the algorithm team managed something special here. The animation was so good that it actually fooled my cat, who drank some of the Tuscan Whole Milk.
Like most Republican projects, they had the concepts of an impeachment....