Was a meme before memes and internet culture were mainstream

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You’d be surprised

The one caveat is, it’s going to be out of visual range soon and we won’t get any more info for a few years

But then when you finally get up it’s not hot enough and the cycle continues

Boy it has been a minute since I’ve thought about Julian Smith

So the glass is in a quantum superposition until an entity decides to act on it

You are right, I totally forgot about that haha

Except furnaces functionally shut off when not actively making heat. A fridge potentially is only off for power outages or a cleaning

Or you say yes because it sounds like a good idea at the time and then the day comes when I inevitably flake and feel guilt all day ruining the day anyway

Yeah in theory I would love to not kill them, or even relocate outside. But once I see one, it’s fight or flight

Did you know that a single molecule of water has more hydrogen atoms than there are stars

But what isn’t a waste of time, is listening to 1989 Belgian Techno anthem, Pump up the Jam

All chaps are assless. That’s why they’re chaps and not pants

I meant I don’t think I’ll put it on silent. I barely use social media outside of Lemmy

No, I don’t think I will.

A lot of stores have separate card and cash self check outs

What are y’all doing on your phones that 60hz isn’t enough. For the power user I guess but your average user. Makes no difference

But it said debit card which connects to a checking account of cash that the family would be entitled to.

So, you’re actually viewing the past with rose tinted glasses here. There was never a time when basic cable was completely ad free. There was certain channels that started ad free, and some like HBO only ever showed ads for their own content, but there was always ads. TV now is very different and arguably worse, but not for that reason.

Same. I still feel the individual is worth it for me as YouTube is the bulk of content I watch. People also tend to forget that a portion of every subscription goes to the creators that you actually watch.