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Home Depot has effectively had DEI in there core values since they were founded and that hasn't changed yet. Hell "Respect for all people" is printed on every single apron

Fish in a Birdcage is one of my alltime favorites. Great for relaxed listening and tends to have really good stories in the songs as well.

That is what the Subscribed tab is at the top

I am also interested in the open source sdk they claim it will have. I've been wanting to build an openbook for ages, but sourcing the pannel has proved pretty much impossible. This might wind up being the next best thing

My favorite one that I have found was a tape measure with exactly one error. The 2' 0.5" mark was marked one sixteenth off. The entire rest of the tape measure was accurate.

"Google maps confirmed this" Sure buddy

Transcendental Cha Cha Cha, makes you feel high, while sober.

I do but that is because I use RSS feeds and heavily curate what I get (think new scientific papers, animation news, and DIY stuff) those articals are almost always interesting enough to get me to read them in entirety. Politics on the other hand... I check in maybe once a month to see what is going on. If something huge happens I'm sure I will find out from my coworkers quick enough.

2001 here literally grew up with CRT static, you have your years a bit off there.

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When searching for info, yes. But just daily use and scrolling no