ActualGrapesTasteGreen

I lost a lot of weight and it stopped

If I get the vaporized rat piss disease I’ll strangle RFK Jr myself

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I just checked. My LG washer and LG dryer both transmit ~30KB a day whether we use them or not. I do like being notified when they finish since they’re in the basement and my work desk is upstairs. I wouldn’t know otherwise.

I see no benefits to me owning even 1/2500th of somebody else’s house. I’d rather give my friend $100 so they have a place to live and be done with it.

Unless you have a unique tax situation, your taxes have been pulled out of every paycheck throughout the year. You can’t protest by not doing taxes because you’re probably giving Uncle Sam more than you otherwise would have.

Real tax based protest begins when you get a unique tax situation where your employer stops prepaying taxes for you. Or if you jump through the hoops to break even on your taxes.

Either way, there’s probably better ways to protest. The IRS will find you they won’t care who was president at the time.

My soul is better for leaving.

I worked for Sling TV for a bit before quitting because every day I passed multiple homeless encampments on the highway on my way to a job to earn my state’s richest asshole more money.

Because you can say anything you want about a god that doesn’t actually exist. He could cure cancer, turn you inside out, and show you the inside of a black hole. Just pray and interpret silence as a “no” but that doesn’t mean he couldn’t if he felt like it.

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I prefer the Patreon model. Except I don’t even want Patreon perks. I want to give some projects money so they can keep doing exactly what they’re doing and provide it for free to other people.

Ads are a sign of desperation, that anybody with an MP4 and a part of a penny can buy space in somebody else’s project. It’s a last ditch effort when they can no longer provide enough quality to be worthy of money. I will literally give you free money if you make a good thing.

My parents were 911 dispatchers for decades. It’s how they met. They had 7 monitors last time I visited them at work 20 years ago. Their applications seemed to be built on the idea they had multiple monitors worth of space that they’d be stretched across.

If I remember accurately, there were 2 computers (and thus 2 mice and 2 keyboards). The first computer had 5 monitors and was the Google Maps equivalent for where all the active ambulances in the city were. The main application stretched across multiple monitors and had sub-windows with different operations in them. I think it also managed the radio between dispatcher and ambulance. The second computer was dedicated to the phone, the caller, any history attached to the phone number, and all the data 911 gets about your location. It took up the remaining few monitors. By now it’s probably 1 computer and even more monitors.