No joke small amounts of weed help me overcome this

I'm on x86_64 and I think I probably will be until I die because I don't see the point of switching

I have never in my entire life seen an actual bread box, I thought they were a thing from England or something

When I worked for a company that was constantly pivoting and rebranding like this, it was the writing on the wall that indicated the ship was sinking. It was sold to a competitor at a major loss a year later

I really fucking hate seeing this woman's face. It's like if you took every over-surgeried instagram MLM/"wellness" influencer and put them all into one face.

I think people should not use websites where they cannot delete their own posts. I think it presents major security risks. Hackernews, for example, doesn't allow users to delete posts beyond a certain date. Allegedly, you can email them to request your data be deleted, but they've never replied to my emails.

Trump was the original COVID too

Oh shit, I totally didn't see that the marshmallow was biting the kid. The image is so small it looked like a power outlet behind him on the wall

I can feel myself hopping off the tech train. Like when I was younger I was "the computer kid", but I don't find myself giving a shit about new technology like LLMs or even new smartphones.

Sabrah Hummus's parent company has ties to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). People who are against Israel's actions in Gaza boycott any company or product which is even remotely tied to the Israeli government to put pressure on them and to avoid giving them any money.

Increasingly, in the United States, state governments and the federal government have been imposing laws against the BDS (Boycott, Divest, Sanction) movement, such as Texas, which passed a law banning state contractors from supporting the BDS movement. For more of these laws, see this Wikipedia article

The joke, therefore, is that the government's Anti-BDS laws are becoming more and more radical, going from regulating how state employees and contractors engage in political speech to regulating how every day Americans, college students, immigrants with visas, etc. engage in political speech. By 2030, the meme is saying, Anti-BDS laws will have gone so far as to execute people for choosing to buy hummus from a non-Israeli company

Merchant: "Gee, I wonder where all my stuff went? My shelves are all completely empty!"

Me: "Hey good morning, would you like to buy everything that the merchant down the street owns?"

Walk without rhythm

And it won't attract the worm