I like the little butterfly effect details. Blazing Saddles even got a different person hired at this place.

Oh, and Godzilla is real.

We know that it’ll probably be a suicide, as Windows is slowly taking it’s own life as we speak.

It’s weird how one can be such an incel yet also a philanderer, but then again, the fact that some are employees suggests a bit of a power dynamic abuse. If an incel rapes someone, they’re still an “involuntary celerate”

“In fact the ones I watch don’t even have people.”

I do feel a bit like a Hank Hill when I rant about this or any other newer, unwelcome features. No, Outlook, I don’t want you to finish my sentences, you are wrong 100% of the time and I’d rather do it myself gosh dang it.

This image makes me smile. I’ll just stick to indie stocks, tyvm.

To add, there’s movement in the government to subsidize AI with giant GPU farms (with their own power source, et.). Of course, I am pretty sure they’ll go with it anyway despite it being overkill.

It’s tied to a fair number of retirement accounts so your not alone, and things like this usually even out long term. That said, diversify your investments going forward in case a company folds or is sold off to Elon Musk, etc.

It’s especially nice when you use their special Microsoft store as sometimes they’re kind enough to install an app directly to your smallest drive, multiple times just in case you can’t find it. It even takes over security credentials so you nor anyone else can get rid of the files!

So nice to finally use all of my 516gb SSD, thanks Microsoft!

Some people like the burnt laser cheese taste but I’m not into it. I prefer to use my laser to add grill lines to my burgers the way BK does to the whopper before microwaving it.

Gasp… That might just be the ideal thin crust cut.

Oh right, I think I’m think Santa Ana winds = dryness and heat, but now that I think of it thats usually October/November. We’ve had dry Januraries before, but I’m used to it only raining maybe 7-14 days a year, usually at that peak you show.

Suffice to say if you live in climate changed LA, 3/4 of the year is dry.

Actually it’s a dry season here, so more likely than you’d think. LA isn’t exactly known for its rain, so instead we just get dryness in winter (unless we’re lucky).