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- Comment on Explains crossfit 4 hours ago:
Lead acid car batteries can emit a bit of gas, especially the old ones. That’s why when jumping a car you’re supposed to put the negative on the frame. Probably thinks it’s all batteries.
- Comment on The world was a nicer place before the advent of leaf blowers 2 days ago:
Won’t someone please think of property values‽
- Comment on Why do they call it a corn maze and not a maize maze? 2 days ago:
Rookie numbers.
- Comment on The world was a nicer place before the advent of leaf blowers 2 days ago:
It goes against the perfect manicured lawn narrative.
- Comment on Microsoft pulls MS365 Business Premium from nonprofits 2 days ago:
Was gonna say this is exactly why Chromebooks and Google docs is popular.
- Comment on Microsoft pulls MS365 Business Premium from nonprofits 2 days ago:
I’ve read horror stories of an employee doing something on their own personal account and Google locking out the whole business.
- Comment on Microsoft pulls MS365 Business Premium from nonprofits 3 days ago:
Those factors help drive office adoption. It’s a one stop shop. Many companies don’t want to bother with their own servers, they’d rather just buy a service.
- Comment on Microsoft pulls MS365 Business Premium from nonprofits 3 days ago:
Identity and access management ensures that the right people, machines, and software components get access to the right resources at the right time. First, the person, machine, or software component proves they’re who or what they claim to be. Then, the person, machine, or software component is allowed or denied access to or use of certain resources.
So that’s what’s that called. Is that also what tracks who access what and when?
- Comment on When you see danger coming 3 days ago:
He’s not a rapper.
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 3 days ago:
As with many things it starts for one reason, then a different benefit comes up, becomes a norm just because, then petters out.
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 3 days ago:
Bread can’t go stale if the mice keep eating it. There’s an order of operations here.
- Comment on There are people who are still using toilet paper purchased during the pandemic. 4 days ago:
Like beginning of pandemic? Hmm 5 years is a stretch but maybe a few.
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 4 days ago:
They serve to keep bread at a cool, constant temperature, keep the mice away, and help keep the bread from going stale.
- Comment on Let's put an end to the discussion; what is the best way? 5 days ago:
My grandma used one. Personally I think the real function was to keep mice from eating your bread, but that hasn’t been a problem for a long time.
- Comment on What was she thinking when she did this? 1 week ago:
That’s pretty good!
- Comment on Understanding your target audience when marketing 1 week ago:
That ain’t no lemon shape that I’ve ever seen.
- Comment on FCC commissioner writes op-ed titled, “It’s time for Trump to DOGE the FCC“ 1 week ago:
To him and his type DOGE cuts are wildly successful because gubment bad.
- Comment on FCC commissioner writes op-ed titled, “It’s time for Trump to DOGE the FCC“ 1 week ago:
I have no idea where you’re getting that tone. He wants to gut it. Specific to the rural broadband h he wants to funnel money into starlink instead. He’s not saying “if DOGE cuts…” he’s saying let’s do it. He’s not saying “under the guise…” he wants to do it. He’s not saying “it’ll reduce access to affordable…” he’s saying that is the solution and the government needs to cut everything else.
- Comment on California wants to kill rooftop solar — all because officials duped by this flawed theory | Too many officials have bought a key utility company excuse for rising energy prices — solar "cost shift" 1 week ago:
California’s latest attack on rooftop solar comes from AB942, which would retroactively break contracts with millions of solar consumers by cutting the compensation they receive from providing energy to the grid if their home is sold or transferred. Those with solar leases, who are predominantly lower income, will be forced to buy out those contracts when they sell.
Why would the state do that to solar users?
For the same reason they’ve spent the past several years trying to make it financially untenable for homeowners to add rooftop solar: Too many officials have bought a key utility company excuse for rising energy prices — solar “cost shift.”
I’m not a fan of him ascribing an action to “obviously it must be this” without any backup.
- Comment on Tesla ‘Robotaxi’ trademark refused for being too generic 1 week ago:
Robo69taxi420.
1337robotaxi.
Roboslavewantsyouinsideher.
- Comment on Vitamin technology has advanced so much over the years 2 weeks ago:
Like it it not, people are not getting proper food.
- Comment on Vitamin technology has advanced so much over the years 2 weeks ago:
I say just take a fucking multivitamin. And magnesium.
- Comment on Pictures of Animals Getting CT Scans Against their Will: A Thread 2 weeks ago:
… Who said it needs to live.
- Comment on Pictures of Animals Getting CT Scans Against their Will: A Thread 2 weeks ago:
“That’s it I’m taping you down!”
- Comment on Arizona woman pleads guilty in $17M North Korean IT scam 2 weeks ago:
According to court documents, Chapman ran a laptop farm out of her home from October 2020 to October 2023. During this time she hosted computers for overseas IT workers — who were posing as American citizens and residents — to ensure the devices had local IP addresses, making them appear to be in the US.
Chapman also helped the foreign fraudsters steal the identities of more than 70 US nationals, then use those identities to apply for remote IT jobs, according to the Feds.
Those who successfully obtained employment as part of the scam then received payroll checks at Chapman’s home
- Comment on Banker At US Firm Hospitalised With Pancreatic Failure After 110-Hour Workweek 2 weeks ago:
This is common in investment banking.
- Comment on Banker At US Firm Hospitalised With Pancreatic Failure After 110-Hour Workweek 2 weeks ago:
Like how is that physically done? I couldn’t physically do it.
- Comment on Put him on the cart. 3 weeks ago:
Should hit him with a Klingon pain stick.
- Comment on Beachfront property 4 weeks ago:
Only not I’m some 3rd world countries.
- Comment on Beachfront property 4 weeks ago:
Fun fact: This is why landings are required at certain distances.