This is my number one complaint because it does mean missed messages. My second complaint is it messing up everyone’s audio choices every meeting.

Jeebus Christ no. As someone who has had occasional sleep paralysis since college… Just no. Even though I finally fully understand it and what triggers it, it sucks every time.

True but the Jan 6 pardons were a big, performative, “I’m in charge again” thing. I doubt he’s going to re-examine these. They’ve already served their purpose.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/23/january-6-pardon-man-arrested

Twice.

Are you not angry?

There is only one cert that matters to me, is it open enough to run locally with Home Assistant? If you make a product that can’t be broken by your company going out of business, I’ll give you money. If you try and tie it down to your own proprietary app, I’m out.

I think a lot of these were still being said 20 years ago. People were using Netflix by mail and Redbox in the last 20 years.

Lots of people still had brick phones by Nokia, etc which had “speed dial”. You would hold 1 for voicemail but could program 2-9 for other numbers.

Lost season 1 premiered in 2004 and you better believe people made plans around it’s schedule to watch it.

I was in a hotel just this week. Got in late, after traveling all day, so I flipped on the tv. I pulled up the guide and clicked a channel that sounded interesting. It was in a commercial break, after 1 commercial I brought the guide back up. I scrolled through hundreds of channels with the crappy hotel remote control. The entire time, the commercials were still playing in the background. I eventually made it down to HBO at the bottom of the list and picked a movie that had just started a few minutes ago. The outrageous length of the ad break from the first channel was unbelievable. Easily more than 5 full minutes. Why do people put up with it. And why do people PAY for the “privilege”?

Only West Coast people understand.

Jesus Christ he might even actually have the popular vote.

What a technology! A speaker hooked up to the same computer that’s scanning boarding passes. What a time to be alive.

I am familiar with the phrase. And I was correct assuming you were referring to chromium as the culprit.

In case anyone didn’t know, you actually can polish a turd.

https://youtu.be/yiJ9fy1qSFI

How would you say it’s a turd? I assume because it’s still chromium based, but I don’t want to put words in your mouth.

It’s my browser of choice for my work computer but I do run Firefox at home and on mobile.

Nice. I did listen to some of the albums that came out after I fell off the wagon. Nothing quite as good as those first few joker cards though.

Came here for this. I can still recite a crazy number of those songs 20+ years after I stopped listening to them.

Counterpoint: sucking blows.

Came here to post this. Watch this for 50th time. Up vote it. Watch it again.

Oh sweet baby jeebus. Auto correct strikes again.

I agree there are benefits to the diy version. Most published party games are based off some home version that’s long existed already. And on that note, most party games can be recreated as home versions without buying the experience.