this shit ain’t nothing to me man

i too watched that technology connections video

Entertaining, but how historically accurate is this?

this can be easily avoided by using linux.

I’m reminded of the greentext about the spicy water. I kinda wanna find out if garlic water is any good

not gonna lie, that sounds like a good time.

in many places even in the us, the tap water is not drinkable. Even if it’s technically safe, it might smell bad or taste funky. If you grow up in an area with bad tap water, you might not trust any tap water even after moving to a different area. In context, insisting on bottled water for drinking makes sense.

cant push a dork in a half size locker, much less the 1/6 size lickers that are common these days.

yes, because it’s fiction. Or did you think that the showrunners were claiming that this was actually a documentary about the actual lives of actual people?

lots of people in this thread that don’t understand how protests work.

went to my local orange store today, measured the plywood while I was there. The birch is a full 3/4, but the sandeply is 23/32 despite being labeled as 3/4.

I am annoyed.

before the Internet killed my attention span, I used to read a lot of science fiction and fantasy novels by a variety of authors. Since then, I’ve watched a lot of anime and read a lot of amateur writing. I don’t have specific sources to cite, but the trope is common enough and recurring enough that I stand by my claim of “generally accepted”.

close enough

use cabinet grade instead of construction grade for your plywood. The good shit will actually be what it says it is.

it’s a generally accepted assumption in many post-Tolkien fantasy works.

yes, you are very clever for being able to identify a piece of fiction on the internet. Your powers of logic and reason are astounding.

if this happens to me I just won’t watch youtube anymore. It’s mostly garbage content anyway.

pinky swear promise the pardon, get the evidence, then don’t actually pardon.

he can bitch and moan about getting played from prison.

of course. If you can fix it when it breaks, you won’t be forced to buy another one. This really shouldn’t be surprising to anyone.

I wish I knew that 20 years ago.