Finally. Another step to automate my work.

Excel formulas are way too limited and VBA is a nightmare to work with.

Obviously A

starts world war 3

Last time at the indian restaurant I specifically stated I want the (true) spicy variant.

Food was barely eatable.

Next time I’ll return it if they give me the bland version again.

This is gold!!! :D

my grandparents

you […] son of a bitch

Did you know…

I recently started focusing a bit more on CRPG games, so this stuff is fairly new to me.

I can’t remember how often I tried to walk somewhere with my character mid-fight, only to be beaten to a pulp, because I forgot attacks of opportunity.

It more than once made me laugh at my stupidity, I absolutely love it

Me at parties with strangers

I will still eat your snacks, but please don’t talk to me

#Vivaldi gang

Edit: okay, how do tags work here anyway?

Mr. Hankey’s Christmas Special.

Hark how the bells, sweet silver bells, all seem to say, ding-dong m’kay

The massacre on Nanking was a dire read

I must have missed the part where these memes are making jokes about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Simple: It doesn’t.

Barbenheimer, also known as Barbie Heimer, is a portmanteau of the words “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” in reference to the 2023 movies Barbie and Oppenheimer, which were released on the same date (July 21st, 2023), causing a slew of Barbie vs. Oppenheimer memes that humorously combined the contrasting aesthetics and themes of both films. In turn, the word “Barbenheimer” spawned on social media and gained its own traction in memes and viral discourse, mostly in reference to the act of doing a double feature of both films. Many Barbenheimer memes and fan art used images that were both pink and black (correlating with the color palettes of both films), as well as images that involved both explosions and girly aesthetics.

It’s just a typical case of taking a thing and getting riled up about it, without making a simple Google search, what the thing you don’t like is even about.

Seeing they made 9/11 memes to retaliate against Americans already, why not keep barbenheimer? Tea is already spilled on both ends, everybody is unhappy, that’s a compromise for ya

A person of culture, I see

Always has been that way, at least for the loud and hypocritical fraction (they still use tons of proprietary stuff, they just don’t talk about it)

I pity the sane supporters of privacy and open software that don’t treat it like a cult, getting thrown into the same pot as those clowns

This “holier than thou”-rhethoric and superiority complex really starts to get annoying.

Feel free to donate your car, TV, PC, smartphone and kitchen appliances or turn them in to the nearest recycling center, because their schematics aren’t freely available as well.

This also spares you the need to wipe the chips of every commercially available electronic, because the microcode of those chips is not FOSS.

Also the Cisco infrastructure that acts as nodes for the web aren’t FOSS, so please refrain from further use of the Internet.

After that you can claim to be the literal Jesus Christ that saved the world from evil software

Sometimes those extreme privacy preachers remind me of doomsday preppers.

I too reduced my data finger print, started using uBlock, thought more often if the data in a registration form is really needed for the service they provide (and didn’t register when in doubt), and so on…

I don’t have Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter (anymore), the only things I have are Reddit, Lemmy and Mastodon.

Still I don’t inspect every bit going through my network with Wireshark and PiHole to see, if some packet sent while watching a movie may contain personal data. At some point you gotta live a little instead of full-time fear mongering, doomsday preaching for the tech apocalypse.

I have reduced my digital fingerprints by a large margin with common sense, I don’t need a 100% privacy speedrun, what counts is that you do something. And the effects show, especially in the form of less spam and recommendations for items you’ll never need.

Google knows which topics I search for, big whoop, wouldn’t be much of a search engine otherwise.

Well, honestly: to be in front of someone would require actually using the gas pedal for once

with love from a German

It doesn’t go bad so fast though.

As a rule of thumb: gas is good 2-3 months in a car tank, before it’s ability to properly combust deteriorates. It wont go bad immediately, but it’s power yield worsens over time, so does your car’s mpg, because it needs more gas to compensate.

Just don’t let it sit there like half a year

I mean, having to worry about getting around all month on a mostly empty tank, side-eyeing the gauge at every traffic light at the commute to work isn’t that great.

I know a few people that had a hard time paying for gas to even get to work and when they managed to fill the tank they felt relieved, so I can understand where those people come from.

I personally am glad I can work from home, just saves so much gas. Fill it up, use it for 1-2 months to buy groceries, visit people, drive to the few work appointments that don’t work over Teams.

They’re delicious and you can feast on them in the dark. Features.