2024 election was second highest turnout in 20 years wasn’t it?

I switched during the API fiasco. Most of my browsing is from mobile and I refused to use the crappy official app. Content had been declining in quality anyway, so I didn’t feel that strongly about it.

We can’t even refine our own oil. We import sweet crude to our refineries and export sour crude to international refineries.

No.

Ah I see your point now. So is that how Outlook behaves now if launched via Web on chromium browsers? I’m still using the installed version, and am on Firefox now (playing around with Brave just this week).

The super delegate bs with Bernie in 2016 was definitely a ridiculous situation, I don’t know what to say about that.

Funny, I made the same mistake and was wondering if the watch assists in counting cards.

Ah, but I thought the point of this thread was to keep the insurance pain building, so if we want higher premiums, should it be slash all 4 so they can claim it and wreck their rates?

I use an ancient HTTP File Server program called HFS from Rejetto. Very light weight. Supports making user accounts and whatnot if you want.

I usually just turn it on for a transfer and don’t leave it up these days, but still comes in handy on occasion.

Are tires usually covered by insurance?

So dual wielded super soakers, one bleach filled, one vinegar filled!

We need progressive primary challengers, and we need PARTICIPATION in the primaries. Primary voter turnout is like 15% or something equally pathetic last I checked.

Can’t you just hit F11 or whatever to full screen? Personally, I hate losing the bar. Makes grabbing the URL annoying, and I like being able to interact with my extensions.

If not for the French we wouldn’t have a country.

I’m bearish on TSLA, but still saw there’s some controversy surrounding his testing methodology and shortcomings in that video. Was talked about a bit on Philip DeFranco.

I too have ADHD and am impatient (combined type, severe). Impatience is not an excuse for financial illiteracy. And a graduated income tax is not complicated. Deductions, credits, exceptions, etc are where it gets complicated. But if he thinks he’s losing money by making more money, then he’s stupid.

Reading your other responses, you’re right. Not knowing something doesn’t make someone stupid. Refusing to learn something when you find out you don’t know it, that’s what makes someone stupid. Willful ignorance is stupid.

At the very least, he should just admit he knows nothing about it and just take your word for it. Deferring to others expertise in areas you are weak is smart.

Your partner is a moron who doesn’t understand relatively simple math.

Good shot Janson!

Parents need to fucking parent.

Any man that thinks work is more important than spending time with the family is a bad father. I say this as the son of a bad father.