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Timothee Chalamet is much older than we thought…
Timothee Chalamet is much older than we thought…
“Facilitated open computing initiatives and exercised independent judgment and mastery of social engineering techniques and forum software.”
Citttttyyyy Streeeets, Take me to work.
To the place, with those jerks!
West of Boston, middle manage,
Return To Office, City Streets…
We have a 25yo male cockatiel, and he used to do this the female we had. Poor little guy had no clue how it was supposed to work, and after a moment she’d squawk angrily and bite him, then later she’d lay unfertilized eggs and he’d try to stomp them through the bottom of the cage.
I don’t think I’ve ever had to show my registration card, but both states send them out. Since Voter ID passed in Texas, though, I have had to bring my Drivers License, which given the shitty way the state runs the DL offices is another bullshit voter suppression tactic.
I see where you’re coming from, but there’s not enough pouches, and those feet are too human looking.
The voter registration card. Here’s a sample from a few years ago in a different county, but the one I had twenty years ago was similar.
It depends on the state. When I lived in Florida, there was a party on my id card. In Texas, there isn’t, though you can only vote in one party’s primary (including any runoffs) per election.
On the plus side, this particular router will work fine as a stand for a fondue pot.
Headline is probably not wrong, but it’s definitely overdramatic compared to the actual story. Everything awful MS is actually doing is there barely a millimeter under the surface, but the story is more directly about how they’re jerking AMD and Intel around.
Still, it’s an impressively clear showcase of how much power Microsoft really has. It’s taken two companies that usually have their product cycles planned years in advance and kicked them into panic mode. Hopefully we don’t see a repeat once Microsoft finds it fit to bring Copilot+ to desktops.
Seems to be from a 1970s edition of a book of Russian folk poems for children, possibly collected by Korney Chukovsky, but I’m not sure. A translated version is online, and I don’t see any agenda on the webpage, but I’m flying blind here:
It Came Out of The Sky is an under appreciated gem, a growly little redneck riff on Dr. Strangelove a bit, but even more on 50s B movies and celebrity culture.
It’s not exactly sophisticated, but you can absolutely imagine a bunch of drunk dudes laughing their asses off at that one.
I actually did forget mine. I think it was in the low six digits though, 2-something IIRC.
CAN YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH?
Relax, you guys. It clearly says to use non-toxic glue. SHEEESH. People with their anti-pizza-glue agenda.
Frank Forde, the fifteenth prime minister of Australia.
Not sure why the pose, though I wonder if the artist was maybe working from a photograph that would have hit the eye better as a moment in time. It’s not a world apart from this 1949 portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt though, who must have been real fuckin’ tired of holding that page just so if she was posing real-time.
NGL, a lawnmower deck is a clever platform. I assume this is their trailer.