I have no problem with Linux, but I’m worried that the 50 or so applications I’ve installed will not be compatible. And saying there’s a Linux alternative doesn’t fill me with hope, usually I’ll have tried and discarded 10 other programs just to get one that acts how I want.
Do you just try and describe what it tastes like?
James Connolly and Jim Larkin would be horrified.
I’m not even sure what dinner toast is. How does OP combine all those? Is he making a quiche?
Typos sounds like the Greek muse of grammar.
Shut it all down folks, we’re going home. He’s finally been defeated by someone pointing out an inconsistency in a campaign promise.
He’s correct, in that it was policy according to Trump back in February. Gaza was prime real estate to be developed by the US after relocating the population.
Edit: I’m probably replying to the wrong comment!
I think I remember finding an option to dim that.
Commenting just to get my name out there.
How about when they come for the next $1,000 not having paid back the first?
$100k wtf? I only remember paying for parking at the hospital…evil socialism!
There is an Irish rural accent that pronounces it AY-ther.
Me too. Out of interest do you pronounce it ‘gif’ as well?
I record meetings of my building’s board of management, nothing secret there, very mundane. I run it through Whisper and give the transcript to ChatGPT. It condenses everything into accurate minutes, resolutions and action items. Saves me a shit ton of work, finished in seconds. I’m never going back!
Floorp has been good to me.
I actually love that James swears like a soldier. Don’t know why exactly.
Thinking about it, I would be equally happy to learn Matt swears and James doesn’t. Must be something about the ‘insider’ information!
That’s how YOU say it. Personally, I would say the 10th of March, the 2nd of June. But then, I’m not American.
A Yale grad who was electrocuted after drunkenly climbing on top of an Amtrak train in 2006 dropped his lawsuit against the company Monday — after a Brooklyn judge said evidence of his boozing and recklessness could be admitted at trial.
Brian Hopkins, an Ivy League-educated architect from Astoria, Queens, was shocked by 27,500 volts and suffered burns to 85 percent of his body when he climbed atop of a parked train in Boston, his federal lawsuit said.
His left hand and leg were also amputated, court papers said.
Hopkins sued in 2008, saying the risk of electrocution was foreseeable and preventable. The case was slated to begin trial Monday. (2016)
I studied IQ tests for a bit and scored 155 on the MENSA exam in the 1990s. Never took another one and I’m sticking with that forever.