And left their car parked in the photo.

And that they would be mostly right-wing folks, which has generally been true, in part because the bush administration deprioritized going after them.

The Julian calendar, the predecessor to the modern Gregorian calendar, didn’t quite fully account for leap year shenanigans, and so drifted be about 1 day every century. The Gregorian calendar changed the way leap year works, but didn’t reset the beginning of the year. It just froze the drift where it was at the time.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar

But the opposite is true when you’re by yourself. If you’re staring at the terminal, literally infinite commands are possible. If you’ve got a GUI, the designers had to spend a little time thinking about what all the operations in the program were, and how to organize and access them. You, the user, then get to navigate this mini-help-guide that is the GUI in order to figure out what you need to do. Yes, it’s more work for the programmer, but that’s the entire point of programming. Do a little more work up front in order to save yourself and others a lot of work down the road.

The thing that gets me about HFT is that the market itself could automatically facilitate price inversion trades. There’s literally zero need for these middlemen.

We used to do vertical in Chicago. You drive the livestock to the top floor, butcher them there, then use gravity to move them around.

Gotta switch to Approval Voting for single-seat elections and the proportional variant for legislatures.

Any word on if this impacts nutrition?

Money

• My local NPR station
• InRangeTV

Time

• Wikipedia

I don’t have a lot to give. If I did, I would also include:

• Linux Mint
• GIMP
• Darktable
• Inkscape
• Open Medicine Foundation
• Election Science
• LibreOffice
• zirk.us
• midwest.social
• Strong Towns

It’s a consumer co-op (barely) not an worker co-op.

Compact fluorescents are so last decade.

Yeah maybe with a belt sharpener, but I just use my stone. I guess my scissors have a flat bevel. It never occurred to me anyone would put a convex edge on a pair of scissors. Unless you’re talking about how the blades bend inwards slightly, in which case, I haven’t had any issues getting my scissors back to fabric-sharp.

You can still probably tighten them. Here’s a couple techniques. What you’re trying to do is squish the rivet holding the two halves together in order to tighten it back up.

Seriously, what’s with these people thinking fabric scissors are magic? If anything, they’re significantly easier to sharpen than a knife.

The thing is, it’s pretty dang easy to sharpen scissors on a sharpening stone. Like, use em for everything! Go ham! Just sharpen them when they get dull.

Logically, yes. But humans aren’t purely logical. They’re gonna have sex without access to birth control, even if they don’t want a kid. Not all of them, but a lot of them. So why not just let them have both control?

I wasn’t thinking about conversations, only picking a standard. A mL is a mL no matter where you are in the word.

OP is probably from Western Europe, where a kitchen scale is common. Ain’t nobody in the US got a fancy kitchen scale.

The solution to their problem is use mL for volume.

A good number of these are examples where most people don’t actually know that the name comes from a town. I feel like they shouldn’t count.