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I don’t use pepper but I use Himalayan crystal salt so your point stands, there could be decent amount of dead Buddhist monks there.

(I guess I’ll have to be checking from now on.)

my pepper grinder is clear as well, but point stands, i don’t ever look there.

is your point to have the grinder so small that you can basically observe every individual seed in it to check if it’s not a beetle?

Death Boom sounds cool but the opposite would be “Birth Boom”.

I think it should be “Corpse Boom”.

LOL.

But to be fair, OP did not specify whether it’s Cyties Skylines or not.

“WLBR”

…just rolllrrrs … lorrrs … rolls off the tongue!

OT but

radiate his body

…is that what the radiator in my room is for?

post ruined

scratch that, I just discovered there’s this wheel on my mouse that make bad comment go up up up and away

TBH: Interesting question, post ruined by this “US-centric or not” BS. (Rest assured that as European, I don’t give a f about your insecurities with your education, at least not in unrelated posts. I’d bet most Europeans would not be able to point to most U.S. on the map, maybe Texas, California, Florida (wink) or NY but that’s about it. Even I know barely half of them, and that’s because I’m a terminally online look-up-everything-on-wikipedia nerd.)

I was just curious about what would people say about ad regulations. I would have no problem with question being US-centric or any-other-country-centric.

that’s not the center, though. this is the center:

(and it kind of looks like a newt)

i’m no expert in global politics so take this with a grain of salt but i would not say trusting US was a “mistake”. there are tons(*) of trustworthy Americans out there. and every alliance always comes with some amount of risk but it’s just how we humans work.

(* - yes I mean tons, plural, I’m pretty sure it’s at least few tons :D)

Let’s not forget that there are people who love simplifying regulations. (And they even have significant influence nowadays in the EU. 😞 )

none but

Like knocking a napkin off the table that someone then slips on.

Don’t give them ideas!

LOL, Anthropic does rhyme with Titanic. cOiNcIdEnCe?

did you say

1. grandma smashed an overhead at her sister,
2. she forgot (alzheimer?)
3. she yelled “get fucked”
4. ???
5. now your parents are dead inside your house?

i’m sorry to hear that.

but how did they die? and what about your aunt?

idgaf about superhero movies normally but imho the next Joker should be orange

it’s a complex ritual asserting

• power: he won’t smack you but the length of the microphone means it would hurt
• dominance: he’s always holding the microphone up,
• influence: the cord connects him all the way back to the production team and if he whips it they will dance

also, he ain’t give a f https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py805hYfopw

ow worse. you’ve been waiting for years to be able to finally get rid of the legacy circle logic that keeps you pinned on old versions of everything. you got the confirmation from the PM.

you explained to them carefully and patiently how much the spread over many shapes is slowing you down, and you also acknowledged that you can keep doing that, or you could invest a bit into architectural changes that would make it more bearable, and you got the response: i understand, it’s not worth it, let’s finally have balls and deprecate the circles once and forever.

so with the feeling of wind in your back, you clean up your abstractions, simplify your logic, streamline your pipelines. and you finally get around to implementing some of the features that were just too hard to do safely with the obsolete pieces in place.

and then… you see another fucking circle again and then you just die inside.

neither but I had a colleague with an annoying habit of being disgruntled about “the news about us moving to circles now”, even though all he saw was just one circle and there was obviously still more triangles than circles, and the last item would still be a triangle.