Too Lazy Didn't Name

My wife does this and it drives me crazy!

Proxmox > Debian Container > Apache, MariaDB, PHP is the way

Won't the heat, cold, and humidity destroy the tapes and CDs?

I'm 28 too, can confirm

People say they dont notice a difference between my shokz and my phone.

https://youtu.be/3i_RyiQ3-Ak

For me, it was getting WiFi to work in 2023

What goes hard about the kernel panic one?

My wife, a psychologist, says that you could be a psychopath, but its much more likely you have borderline personality disorder or are on the austism spectrum

Its a 38 minute drive without tolls and a 33 minute drive with tolls. Ill suffer the 5 minutes to avoid $30 in tolls every month.

I actually live in a more expensive area than where I work, but I do so because the entire state is still somewhat affordable (Kansas) and the city I live in is much more progressive than the one I work in.

Ive been applying to a remote first company I want to work for for about 3 weeks now and ive got 1 failed interview and about 30 reject letters. Can't complain, ive got a good job now, but I want to go back to remote work

I dont actively watch it, but its hard to avoid. In the Midwest, many TVs are just on fox news 24/7 in public spaces and offices.

Former fox news anchor is going to Russia and presumably thinks he can end the war in Ukraine

Money and money

I'd say its not getting coverage because Texas talks about seceding almost every year and states have been using their national guard as political tools for years now.

When the national guard was sent to DC after the insurrection, Texas pulled their national guard back because of "poor treatment". I was there, there was no poor treatment. Texas (and several more states afterwards) used their national guard as a political tool to make the other side seem bad.

The holocost museum in Washington DC. Its a must go for anyone that's in the area.

Well 5% really doesn't match this crime, I just selected the number randomly as an example.

I also could have worded it better, but I was trying to get at having a limit, $100 for example, where if the fine is below that number, you round down to zero. It could maybe just be paperwork or something

It should apply, if only the rich werent the ruling class. Id consider taking money from someone who has nothing/very little to be cruel.

What about a 5% of your total wealth fine rounded down to the nearest $100 (if we could accurately find and report the wealth of individuals).

Houseless people would get a big fat $0 fine and that rich fucker who could usually just write the fee off as an incidental would be hurting.

No, but it's going to take longer for them to confirm the scene is safe for first aid and paramedics.