um, best of both: boxer briefs

this is the brand i use https://www.thunderpants.co.nz/collections/boxer-briefs

Who should be the kelda, from the outside I cant see anyone

I use Oracle fo No Lastname Needed, and it works well (although I have out grown the free tier), but I would NOT recommend them for a newbie to hosting as it’s a very complex eco-system compared to just a cheap VPS

• Oracle is evil
• Google is evil
• AWS is evil…

Weedeater or strimmer in NZ

I think maybe around 1990-91. She was a good friend’s little sister’s best friend. Go married in 97.

ps. I think @Today@lemmy.world are showing our age just a little

I had one the other day, and the english instructions were just grammatically wrong. It wasn’t until the visual hint that I figured out what they were asking

I’m sure that they do, and approve.

You can see the cunt target her (or the camera operator) while she is talking to camera - big brave boy

Big brave cops:

https://www.flightradar24.com/N953LA/3ab32b61

cnn poll: 45% support ICE :(

I was wondering about some of the fuckery around piracy in the EU atm:

This project provides the European Commission with no means of censorship. Furthermore, this would be against the goals of the project, which aims to strengthen digital sovereignty. The EU will not have access to configuration, data, etc. On top of that, DNS4EU will not be forced on anyone. It will merely abide to local regulations required of internet service provider. In other words, DNS4EU is not a way toward censorship, but actually toward data protection and better internet security and sovereignty for Europeans.

except if you are the UK, then you can stay at 25% (at least until the orange turd changes his mind)

maybe the influx of 10k accounts in the last few weeks just pushed the admin team too far?

Happy cake day Dave

Looked at latarjet procedure? Had mine done after breaking and dislocating my shoulder

@abobla@lemm.ee Just out of curiosity I chucked some od your lemmy comments into a prompt on chatGPT. It sommerised ‘you’ in a few seconds - much faster than I could be bothered to do otherwise and came to this conclusion:

abobla seems to be a tech-savvy user with a strong interest in Linux, open-source software, and internet culture. They enjoy informal, humorous conversation but also value constructive technical discussion. They’re engaged in the community, appreciative of good tools and helpful comments, and mindful of their social presence.

The most scary part is this gem at the end:

People are not my people, and I just had to spend 3 days away for work with:

• in person meetings
• manning a stake holder booth
• dinners out
• giant BBQ gathering
• …

I maybe visit reddit once a month from search results - no longer as a user for 2 years come june