I've been running a script every 60 seconds for 2 months now as a cron job and it still hasn't been able to create a VM in their US datacenter. I just have a log full of "insufficient host capacity" errors.
"These beings have documented a perfect understanding of warp core, matter transmission, and matter replication technologies, yet they refuse to actually use any them and are stuck on a single planet fighting wars over limited resources."
Marc Shaiman, composer for South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, along with a whole lot of other great shit.
You may find some stores in some places that will take this stuff, but as far as I know this is not commonplace in much of North America.
Every single lowes or home depot has a recycling station for batteries and CFL bulbs at the entrance or near the customer service desk. I assume those stores are all over the country.
It's odd that people migrated from Firefox to Chrome in the first place.
I migrated from Firefox to Chrome years and years ago when Chrome was lightning fast with a bazillion tabs open and Firefox had some memory leak that forced me to reload a couple times a day. I have since moved back and realized all my old problems are no longer a thing, but I can definitely see why some would have made the switch and never tried moving back.
Tried a bun recipe, and they turned out great! Can't wait to make some burgers or sloppy Joe's tomorrow! I followed this recipe to the letter.
Edit: s/bum/bun, but I guess they're kinda the same thing.
I've tasked an AI with monitoring the content in this community to see if it can determine what the actual rule is. So far, it has only ever responded with "INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR MEANINGFUL ANSWER".
Her: (visibly drying)
Ben Shapiro intensifies.
This is confusing. I'm already using the iSeven API to determine if a number is 7. I'm getting a namespace collision error when I try to load this new API. Bug report filed.
The Bechdel test is a famous test of film to measure whether a movie represents women as more than just accessories for the male cast. Specifically, the test is passed if a film features two women who have a conversation about something other than a man. Surprisingly, a lot of films fail this test.
The Ulvaeus test is a fictional test in the same vein named after Bjorn Ulvaeus, a prominent member of the band ABBA. Presumably, this test might be passed if a film contains a musical segment featuring the works of the band ABBA. This would be a clever pairing for this film, as ABBA has a song called Waterloo and the Napoleonic Wars ended with the Battle of Waterloo.
So much body-shaming in this thread, I had to make sure I wasn't back on reddit. Fuckin' incels.
Oof, either you're just grossly misinformed and performing a cringey "ackchually", or you're anti-semitic yourself and perpetuating anti-semitic rhetoric.
While yes, both are Semitic people, the term 'anti-semitic' was specifically coined by Nazi Germany to make their genocide seem like it had a basis in science. They specifically used it to refer to Jews. Nobody uses "anti-semitic" to mean all semites except hate groups and holocaust deniers who are trying to say "see, it doesn't even mean Jews specifically! Jews are just playing the victim!"
I will assume you're simply ignorant or misinformed, but feel free to correct me if this was actually an intentional dog-whistle.