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which one?

so that’s what’s underneath those…

and that’s where my 1000s of bookmarks came from.

random junk goes in private windows. but stuff i might want a history of (research or work related, for instance) to go back later for, stays on the normal window and history.

the company exists just as a frozen foods company, but is now owned by a south korean conglomerate. when schwans was sold to cj in 2019, the home delivery business was spun-off and still owned by the family. it later went out of business, not long after an absolutely horrible rebrand.

one big cube won’t melt nearly as fast as several smaller ones, so your ‘beverage’ won’t get watered-down as much.

and yea. it is a silly item for aldi. might just be one of those “we’ll see if it sells or not” things. they often have odd things there that never come back.

updates, sure. let discover or gnome software do 'em.

my debian won’t break the system.

to install, though? i’d rather see exactly what’s going on. i don’t always want to bring in every tom, dick and recommend. i use aptitude.

or skip the cup and chug the bottle instead.

that’s how it works here, based on your metered water usage (and you can’t have your own well for water)

was it a computer or other tech item that has seen greatly increased prices lately? we ran into something like that recently at wm. went to buy a basic desktop pc at what was then a pretty fair price. was turned-away in-store even though the web site stated availability and price we were looking for was available for same-day store pickup. turns out they pulled the shelf inventory and didn’t have any “in stock” to sell. we ordered online instead (again with store delivery, even) and got it delivered for the expected price. the very next morning they were back on the shelf, but at a far higher price. we just caught them in the midst of a very substantial price increase… well over 40% higher.

ctrl-f5 should take you to the top after a full refresh. takes longer, though, because it forces the browser to re-fetch any resources like media and scripts that exist in its cache.

kiss one of the frogs, and you’ll have yourself a gay prince!

i wouldn’t mind being punished like that.

that is pretty lazy, especially on a pc where if you’d just have the energy to move a finger over to the right side of the keyboard to tap HOME once is all it would take.

slip-on shoes aren’t just for little kids, the elderly, or others that can’t tie shoes.

they. are. awesome.

i always loose-tie my sneakers anyway so they could be slipped-on and off easily, but stretchy ‘no tie’ laces are a huge upgrade from that.

we went to walmart awhile back to pick something up that was in stock in our store.

the asshole behind the electronics counter said “we don’t have that in stock”. didn’t even look. didn’t want to check his handheld after we showed him what the web site said.

we stood right there and ordered it online… for delivery from the store.

we finished up there, swung through arbys drive through, then filled-up the car.

and we barely beat the delivery guy from the store home.

microsoft linux

‘sales tax’ is collected and remitted to the state by merchants, but paid by the customer.

during my k12, we went from PET to apple II and gs (apple was wizards at selling their junk to schools), and finally getting out from under apple and adding a few 386s at the end.

he actually fits all four squares here. approach with caution