The bar is so low
I'm really not picky
Step 1- admit you have a problem Step 2- agree that the problem can be solved Step 3- commit yourself to solving the problem Step 4- take a moral inventory etc
They were first written in early 20th century by members of alcoholics anonymous but have been adapted to solving any lifelong behavior problem (gambling, risk taking, sexual behaviors, etc)
your ramble suggests trump's crimes are Hunter's, just fyi
jesus christ
he's hot though
That's hilarious. (but delicious)
Pineapple bites back. I tried drinking whiskey and eating fresh pineapple once and screamed and threw my glass down
did you know that if you eat an entire jar of green olives in one sitting you'll get explosive diarrhea? um, that's what my friend told me
it's a personal device
it's a personal device
it's a personal device
The reason I want it gone is it hides information that I need.
You're seeing two taskbars because I'm viewing a remote desktop session.
In the above example, I hovered over firefox in the gray taskbar, and it popped up a preview window, hiding the info I need to see in the remote desktop session. It's highlighted in red
to a layperson it sounds like his gay conservative lover killed him for speaking out against injustice
right like hardware is extremely vulnerable to fires lmao
wouldn't it be easier to sabotage tents with data farms in them
"Add new context menu action" > "Describe what it should do" > AI that's been trained on the app reads my request and builds the shortcut for me.
For new users, using trained AI is faster than learning the app's features and shortcomings. I can save myself (and my employer) time this way.
In the above example, I'd like to add "run the query that I have highlighted and export the results to json on my clipboard" as a context menu item
