@apzpins Tee-hee! Point taken.

@shoq First slowly, then quickly

@BriefPulseNews 2026: The Great Financial Reckoning.

@apzpins My sources say interlayer adhesion is lower with Silk. So yeh, weak.

@BastilleBSD Taught a nice kid to ( learn to ) juggle. Played some music. Made some cookies. Barbecued

I've had worse weekends

@thomasfuchs

Bicycles let you go faster than you can run. That doesn't mean they're practical inside your house.

@apzpins Cute but weak

@alcea @Natasha_Jay Still stuck in The Cave

@tehankorage Too late. I've already switched to https://waterfox.com

@alcea @Natasha_Jay

Um. Plato was the student of Socrates who wrote the dialogues which are the best record of what Socrates actually said.

@alcea @Natasha_Jay Plato, _Symposium_.
Worth a read, even in translation.

Boost if you will never, ever, use AI in your writing.

@Olly42 Fun, but remember that confined boiling HOH can be explosive.

@HamonWry A crime wave in your pocket

@ProPublica These people are dirt.

@raiderrobert

I've successfully cleaned stainless steel frying pans by putting water with a healthy shot of white vinegar in them and bringing it to a boil. Turn on your vent fan or it will smell like vinegar for a while.

But no headaches and no fires (*so far). I haven't tried this with baking pans.

@ScienceScholar Mythbusters did a segment on this. Short answer: Nope. Way way too buoyant.

@futurebird Rumor has it that there are catfish the size of a sedan deep in Lake Lanier ( North Georgia, USA ). I've dived Lake Lanier, visibility is usually 1 meter or less. Haven't been deep there tho.

@fesshole Ruthless!

@geraldew I usually disable sudo(8) on my Linux boxes in favor of a root account with a password, separate from my user account. This has kept me from breaking systems at least a couple of times, and it is more secure than sudo access on your user account.

Of course I also have remote login as root disabled. So for root access you need both user account access and the root password.

Caveat: I been using Linux since Slackware in the early 90's, and Unix professionally before that.