I honestly don’t give a fuck if it was a reference to something, depicting violence against women to protect your fucking golf clubs from cooties or whatever is wildly unacceptable. The fact that even the script got approved is mind boggling, let alone that the shoot, editing, and distribution all pushed it through.

Callaway is now on my ‘never buy, even used or on sale’ list.

Every platform has its crazies. Even here, I frequently come across takes so ignorant and disconnected from reality that I wonder if the commenter fell through a portal from some parallel dimension.

Even on inane shit, the crazies really come out of the woodwork. I had someone suggest to me recently (on a different account) that I was a monster on par with Hitler for setting up Windows on my grandmother’s computer instead of forcing her to use Linux. She’s 87 and wants to type shit in word, she isn’t going to learn a whole new operating system and word processor for that when she can barely figure out how to log in to her email.

I’ve been to known to do this. When I was on a stimulant for ADHD, I would get ravenously hungry whenever it wore off, which was often late in the evening.

That doesn’t really explain why it’s such a trope, but my theory is that you’re right about it being a US thing. It is common for us to eat dinner/supper early (like 5-7 pm) relative to some parts of Europe, which means that there’s more time until breakfast and therefore we’re more likely to get hungry late in the evening.

I agree with what you’re saying, but starting off your argument with a slur undercuts the whole thing. You care about not taking advantage of immigrants, but are totally cool with punching down on people with disabilities?

Fair enough! I figure there’s a reason that’s the shape of a table/miter saw blade instead of a reciprocating action.

I also personally just don’t trust a circ saw on round stock, since the shoe is designed to cut through planar surfaces. That’s probably more of a skill issue on my part though lol.

A demo saw (sawzall) is really the right tool for this job. There are even one-handed variants from some of the big power tool companies that would be much easier to hide than a circ saw.

Fuck off with the attitude, you posted a feature-length film in a primarily text- and image-based forum that has little to nothing to do with the subject of your post. You don’t get to be surprised or upset when there’s pushback.

I love my ergos! I have two of the og version, one of which I’ve converted to usb c, and two more of the ergo s. I use the two s versions at home and work, and the converted one travels with me in my work bag.

Also it works fine in shooters imo, but my choice of mouse is probably not my limiting factor in being competitive lol.

So was giving shelter to undesirables in Nazi Germany. Laws are not inherently moral.

Is it this one from the coolyori know your meme page?

Lol fair enough, I’m teetering on the edge of falling down the HA rabbit hole. Crazy that an internet-connected appliance won’t automatically update the time without your intervention, though.

It seems like maybe you just mixed up the spelling of speech and speak?

Speech isn’t a verb, it’s a noun. The verb would be speak. In English, nouns don’t have their own tenses, they are interpreted from context. Here’s an interesting article about temporal interpretation, if you’re interested: https://blog.oup.com/2023/02/do-nouns-have-tense/

Mechanical fountain soda machines with free refills

You will drink from the unholy beverage cloaca of the freestyle machine and like it

Genuinely curious, what benefit does having wifi in your microwave get you? You still have to put in and take out the food, and it’s not like microwaves take all that long to cook food either. I also use maybe 2 buttons on my microwave (+30sec and cancel/stop), but maybe you can save particular power/time combos? Idk

I did like having a ‘smart’ washer/dryer in my previous apartment, as it would send me notifications about when the cycle was done and reminders if I let it sit for too long.

Interesting, is it any college alumni stickers or are there specific schools that you notice seem to correlate with bad drivers?

You’re right that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, but when the only thing we know about this person is their commit history on this account, we can’t really make any positive assumptions beyond the story that data tells.

Without going into the aerodynamics, which plenty of others have gone into, the main problems I see are:

• The structural integrity of the wings is effectively kneecapped by those 2 rotors. There’s almost no material remaining where the wings meet the body and there’s a lot of force that needs to transfer through that area.
• Unless the center of gravity is within the triangle defined by the rotors, you’re going to have a really bad time trying to control that thing during vertical flight.
• Where would all the fuel and drivetrain for 4 props (which all take up significant space) live? There is almost certainly minimal room for any sort of cargo or payload.
• Why would you want a “thick unitary” frame (I’m assuming you mean unibody here)? We put thin skin with a supporting skeleton on aircraft to reduce the weight of the craft itself without sacrificing too much rigidity, which makes more weight available for fuel and/or cargo.

Is this a generated image? In addition to the font being the one that generated images tend to use, there’s some callouts here that also just don’t make sense: the double “pure one-piece static frame” and “thick, unitary body frame” callouts are, I think, saying the same thing in two unintuitive ways, and along with the “long clean wings” callout, none of them really have anything to do with the design concept here. Additionally, you’ve repeated the “maximum efficiency winged vtol configuration” and “cheapest minimalist one-piece construction” notes on the side, neither of which are necessarily true or provable from first principles based on the design- quite the opposite, if anything.

There are also pots that have like a built in strainer where it’s two nested pots and the inner one has a bunch of holes in it like a colander. Had one of those growing up and it was great for making big batches of noods.

You as well. For what it’s worth, I do appreciate your points about language and having grace for strangers, and will try to keep them in mind moving forward.

I get what you’re saying and agree with you that there tends to be an elitist slant within this community, but that courtesy is a two-way street. I don’t think it’s that much to ask that people to put in the bare minimum to respect the spaces they enter without having to be cajoled to do so by others, and in turn, I do my best to respect the communities I visit both online and offline.

I actually rescinded my downvote after they added the tag because they were following the rules at that point, in spite of my misgivings about the project.