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I eat cheese on its own as a snack regularly. I never eat bread on its own without at least butter on it.

It’s enjoyable to eat cheese on its own so there is no problem here. And I would also have just put the extra cheese on the last piece of bread but it wouldn’t annoy me in anyway. The bread I would just toss unless I was actually hungry, but I’ve been eating cheese and bread all day so I’m not likely to be hungry

Bread is not good for many birds to eat.

This is a silly premise to begin with, but to answer it having an extra piece of bread left is the less desirable option

Neither should colours. Fuck you Pepsi Blue

Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines

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This has been posted already. It’s not new information.

330 isn’t much. It’s 6 barrels. That’s possible just a standard shipping amount.

Sulfuric acid is used in the reverse osmosis water system on his pedo island.

This is a nothing burger. Sulfuric acid is not an ideal chemical anyway for disposal of flesh, but it will eventually get the job done.

This is what I learned the first time in saw this posted, not my own conclusions btw

6 of them. Those are 55 gallons. Exactly 6 of them

Hard disagree. These other things being varied are different in one very very important way.

Science is metric. Even in America it’s not controversial to use metric in science, it’s mostly required.

And we have come to understand the world in so much amazing detail, as well as the universe at large because we can understand each other when we need to explain the knowledge we are unlocking with science

If we all have that common base we have proven that we are much much much more capable when we do. So the metric system IS the better choice because it’s what we use when we NEED to be using the same frame of references.

If we can remove the burden of having to relearn basic units of measurement when you have an interest in higher learning, why the hell would you want to waste time having to learn that as an adult?

Anyway that’s my argument for metric being clearly a better direction. Because it’s what built the modern world and is one of the few things that humanity got right(even if there are still hilariously ridiculous things inside it to poke fun at!)

That’s my argument anyway, I do hope I have convinced you though I dont expect to. And I think it’s really more of a matter of when are we just going adopt it and give those that come after us that benefit

But a classic 12" ruler is 30 cm.

Half of that is 6" or 15cm

Half again is 3". Or 7.5"

Then realize visualizing didn’t need to be accurate because it never will be anyway and go from there.

An inch is about 2.5 cm if you need a quick and dirty reference.

Converting by halfs was my go to.

Uhh I traveled to san Fransisco and there was an Uber booth in mall I was getting some necessities for. The booth dude was like hey come earn some money. I’m not from here , no worries that doesn’t matter, ok well I don’t have a car. That’s fine we can get you sorted on that, it’s a great way to make I little extra money.

No dude I’m not interested.

If you change your mind come back

Thanks for sharing

Thanks a new friend just published his first book. I’ll let him know about that site

If nothing else you are a testament that those asshats are not necessary. And that is valuable on its own regardless of its benefit to you.

You can offer assistance to anyone else on how to buy without using Amazon because there are places and people who may not know how. (If the opportunity presents itself or you choose to create said opportunity)

And you can feel better about your contribution to the economy more than you otherwise might.

It’s not a thing that may go noticed, but it still might be all the difference in the world in the worst moment of your life. You could have been worse than you otherwise chose to be and from my perspective and yours, it’s a fact that you could have been less than you are now.

Keep up the good work, perhaps your story will inspire someone who DOES change the world. Now or in a 100 years. Who can say?

And I want to personally thank you for your choice in this matter. I appreciate you for it. Hugs

Christy Mack Fleshlight. Used it once and never touched it again. Think it’s still in storage

I forget the article I read about 3 years ago about a modern cargo ship using sails to reduce the amount of fuel they use. Can’t find it now but if I can find it I’ll try and post it in an edit here

Hmm thanks, also please massively digress if you would like to.

I interpreted it like 10% is a lot if it’s 10% of a million. That 100,000. So if there’s a million things that crash Firefox that’s a high number.

If Firefox only crashes 10 times a year because it runs that well, 10% or that 1 time it crashes from a bitflip is impressive that the rare bitflip takes up such a high percentage of total crashes because Firefox just doesn’t crash very often.

If your dread is found to be justified that won’t be too surprising, to me, if hardware is getting made less reliable these days thing. Enshitification being the norm, and tech being in everything nowadays

We obviously need more context from Mozilla, but this could be a canary in the mine type situation.

But it would be kind of neat if Firefox became something of a reliable test for bitflipping unintentionally

… I can’t imagine having a browser with hundreds of open tabs. That would tend me of the old days of Netscape Navigator and all the popups and browser add on cancer.

Ahh the nostalgic days of the early Dotcom era. I sometimes miss you geocities

How so?

Didn’t it just highlight how stable the software is?

I assume bitflipping crashes most softwares. If your software is so stable that hardware errors that effect everyone equally(which may be my erroneous assumption I’ll admit) then it is staying that if Firefox is crashing on you, it might be time to run some diagnosis on your hardware.

A litmus test as a browser

The only consolation is they didn’t live long enough to become a poor lazy version sof itself like many shows