Absolutely this. Patience and respecting boundaries.

Froggy style!

She was probably in color guard or volleyball.

This is the best burn I’ve seen a while. Thanks for the lols!

Edit: According to her wiki page, she played softball. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karoline_Leavitt

Perhaps I’m missing something crucial here.

For me, the crucial bit here is political ideology vs. religion. Russia invading Ukraine is purely political in my opinion, whereas the Israel/Iran conflict can’t really be separated from religion. Might be spitballing here, but religious fanatics might be more extremist (willing to escalate war to defend their beliefs) than political fanatics. I also think USA’s historical defense of Israel is in play here, whereas USA’s involvement with Ukraine hasn’t really been a thing.

Mint was my first Linux OS, and it’s been really nice.

Not weird.

Perhaps atypical, maybe unusual, but neither of those things are inherently bad.

The original. I might get the remake in a couple years when all the chapters are out and on sale in a bundle, because the graphics look superb.

And I did not know that, thanks! I’m still on disc 2.

Much, much better. Thanks for sharing.

I’ve heard good things about the “Dad, How Do I?” Youtube series. channel.

Link: https://www.youtube.com/@DadhowdoI

Love it! Currently playing FF7 now. The mommy issues are real.

I had totally forgotten oglaf existed, thanks for the reminder!

What song?

for what it’s worth, dbzer0 seems to be very anarchy-friendly

I hate everything about this title.

Go for it. In the world of IT, people networking, experience, and certs are more useful than a degree. Degrees might get you past the HR screening, but the others get you the job.

10/10, would use an online translator again.

Edit: And now I see it’s already translated in the description. Silly me.

I’m sure the owner’s laptop has Windows on it, too.

I’ll see myself out…

TOS, The Empath. I fuckin’ loathe that episode.

This one is my favorite.

Sometimes you gotta have a surprise DR test. Theory is great, but praxis matters.