

We work hard, we play hard!


We work hard, we play hard!

(Of Everything!)
The day I learned this changed my life, and I love teaching it to coworkers and friends, it lights up their brains.
Someone also needs to teach the OP to use CTRL+H.
DDG, Ecosia, Qwant, etc. also occasionally return results from Reddit, particularly in niche searches. I have found lots of information from helpful people on Reddit, including great instructions for installing Jellyfin or using IRC, suggestions for backpacking gear and Linux-friendly laptops, etc. . Blocking public view of that site will definitely make the internet worse, even if you never use google.


Every obit will mention his roles as Picard and Professor X. Let’s celebrate his other awesome roles, like Uriel Septim VII in Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, or just being himself as he read Shakespearean sonnets each night to the world during COVID lockdown. Or my personal favorite, his scene in Extras that still makes me laugh.


I rather disagree, this was always going to be hard. Microsoft will have put serious pressure on them not to switch, and its pain-in-the-ass proprietary lock-in tactics create a lot of friction in making a transfer. And let’s also acknowledge that the average office worker is so much a creature of habit that they can’t easily adapt to new software without costly trainings and months of service, and even then many people never fully adapt. I don’t love that Denmark is stepping back, but let’s not pretend that entrenched technologies and contracts are easy to switch.


I do the same, hotels work better for all but the largest groups. But I have definitely noticed hotes getting more expensive, and a recent lawsuit against Expedia might explain why, that company contractually obligates hotels to raise their prices across the board for everyone, not just customers buying through Expedia-owned platforms.
https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/how-expedia-rigs-travel-markets-and

Wow, congrats to her, but that peanut butter mud looks miserable! I can’t believe she rode through 3 days of that stuff!


It’ll be priced at $30, right?
… Right, Nintendo?
What a choice. I would think that it would be more convenient to do lines on the end of the sofa, the corner is usually the most comfy place to curl up when using the sofa for, you know, not doing coke.
He has cost every American household $2,500 this year alone, with more losses on the way.
https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/policy/articles/tariffs-cost-average-u-household-170108552.html

I would, in all seriousness, start looking for new counsel the moment I saw that shit on the wall.
Don’t underestimate cuteness as an advantage.
Very nice work and design choices! And they look so cozy, I love them!


Somehow not the Onion.

Honestly, it’s just bad park policy, it should be on-leash all the time outside of fenced-in areas. It’s as must for the pups’ safety as people, there are some really shitty dog owners out there.


Every year after 70, in that age bracket a decline happens way faster than 5 years.
Different than the bus episode, but this one did interview the woman to whom it happened.
That shot of him charging down the hill holding the pug is ludicrous and I love it.