Eggs…actly. My prescription readers were less than $10 shipped!

Zenni eyeglasses. They’re great.

I know this is a bit of a hot take, but Culver’s are just average burgers. Where they excel is the freshness of the toppings and sides.

I don’t want to hurt anybody. If that means avoiding a few words or phrases, I’m happy to do that.

Texagons are the bestagons.

As long as the decorative side isn’t affected, it should be fine (and that’s only an esthetic thing anyway).

Just clean it up and try to get as much residue out of the back as you can. The easiest thing to do is just throw out the whole clock mechanism and replace it (very, very easy), but if you don’t want to do that, and the mechanism itself isn’t affected, you could probably just buy a new battery enclosure with the same battery capacity as the original, and wire it to the same connections the original batteries had.

Rings of powersounds really good on my system.

There used to be link rings of sites with similar interests.

Part of the beauty of Linux is the variance, though. There can be strength in diversity.

Oh, man, so many. There’s the obvious like Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon or Rush’s 2112, but Rust in Peace by Megadeth is superb, In Step by Stevie Ray Vaughan as well. Muse, however, has a few albums that are incredible, especially when you’re in the headspace to pick out little details. Their Black Holes and Revelations album is a banger from front to back, Simulation Theory is Velvety and interesting, Drones is jarring in a very good way, and The Resistance is harmony-rich and beautiful.

Also, I’m not familiar with the whole album, but the song White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane has one of the best vocal performances ever.

Samson by Regina Spektor has to be up there for me.

https://youtu.be/p62rfWxs6a8?si=8JLpHy7IDCO6v0EB

Letting the users have their way seems like a great way to harvest better quality data from the user base. Not that I’m in favor selling user data…

Damn, that sucks. I haven’t watched any of their shit in several years, now I wish I had. All the best to the team in the future.

I had one at work at one time, and I saved a disc for a long time as a keepsake, but I lost it.

Our schools are generally underfunded and hardly anyone with any real power gives two shits.

I don’t have any good “real” ones that haven’t already been posted here, but you should check out The Illuminatus! Trilogy (https://a.co/d/6hqz5kX). It has elements of nearly all the popular conspiracy theories around at the time it was written, plus it makes up a few more, and then wraps them all up neatly with a bow.

I’ve wanted to have my wallpaper change with the weather for years.

Lighting. You want your overhead or main lights to be bright enough to see clearly, but low enough so as to not be overpowering.

Also, discreet points of light distributed around REALLY amps things up. Use some gentle light to highlight a photo or painting, put a lamp on a table, a tchotchke on a shelf that is lighted or hides a small light to add a soft glow to the shelf it’s on… these kinds of light add warmth and character to a space easily and cheaply, and if you can manage to have them all accessible via your favorite digital assistant, power and dimming can be convenient as well.

This is a good video, though, you’ll get caught up, smell the BS for a minute, he entertained, and then not have to think about it ever again.

If you’re so inclined to watch it, that is. Todd does good work.

Not only that, but iirc they are packaged in liquid form and it solidifies into flat sheets as they are pressed together.