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"I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."Gonna try this -
Jessica Nakamura on Instagram: "This is an easy way to permanently get rid of the weeds between your patio stones"
321K likes, 3,884 comments - thatmamarealtor on July 5, 2024: "This is an easy way to permanently get rid of the weeds between your patio stones".
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The whole “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” attitude is one of the biggest two edged swords in technology. In cases like this it works great, but there are just as many cases where it can come back to bite you as support expertise and spare parts run dry and you’re suddenly stuck with something your support teams treat like the monolith from 2001.Good Evening with Pat Whalen on Instagram: "Take that Spirit #Chicago"
822K likes, 3,703 comments - besteveningever on July 19, 2024: "Take that Spirit #Chicago".
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Why isn’t Southwest affected by the CrowdStrike/Microsoft outage?
Answer: Because it’s using an outdated version of Windows.
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“It’s a smegging garbage pod!”Roman-Era Sarcophagus Discovered on Varna Beach one of Bulgaria's Most Popular Tourist Destinations - Arkeonews
An ancient sarcophagus from the Roman era was discovered by chance on the beach near the resort of Saints Constantine and Helena, one of Bulgaria's most popular tourist destinations.
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... ok then. If only the rest of him was as steely as his balls, he might've survived.
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I saw him do standup live once, and yeah, he wasn't good. Not terrible, but certainly one of those comedians who leans heavily into just being vulgar over actually being funny. He ended his set with a very cringeworthy and graphic description of a video he saw titled titled "two men, one horse," which if you recall the 15-minutes of fame "two girls, one cup" enjoyed several years ago, you get he gist. His demographic is largely frat boys and thick-necked gym rats, i.e.: "low-brow" his a high bar for him.
Proud "no sabo" here, I guess*; never heard that term, but I fit the description. My dad is from Panama, and he said he tried to teach me when I was younger, but he said I refused to learn. He said I got frustrated trying to learn other words for words I already knew. I took it in high school, however, and became functionally fluent; my senior year of high school, I took an AP course at The Ohio State University that was taught from day 1 in Spanish, but I could never hold a conversation with my dad speaking truly fluent, non-instructional Spanish. Came home one day and tried to engage my dad and his brother to show them how proud I was I could speak it, and they laughed, said I sounded like a "gringo." Went off to college and into the workforce where my Spanish atrophied almost immediately. I can still understand a lot of it, and using context can piece together intent, but speaking it, let's just say I'd need more than a few refresher courses to get back to where I once was.
