Levi Breederland @levisan@qoto.org

Sometimes it feels like I'm the only person who thinks it's rude to inturrupt someone when they are obviously listening to something

@progo The longer it has been since I set foot in class, the more I do the the same

I don't know why but something about network-attached storage really excites me

@sabbatical aha "punch" would be perfect if it didn't often involve some pop in there…
I think the group would be:
- things made by steeping (tea, coffee, herbal teas)
- drink crystal-based drinks (tang, iced tea poweder)
- drinks like SunnyD that have some juice

I guess they might be better grouped by what they are not, not by what they are.

@sir_rob Too vague, I think!

Maybe it's just cope, but I can't help but feel like having friends and coworkers who can vouch that you're the best is better than a low-level degree

>15 years later, I think I've just come to the realisation that the actual, honest reason why I quit taking piano lessons was because I hate the idea of a twice-yearly recital.

Is there a broad term for the group of drinks that are not juice, pop, or alcoholic, and and served cold or at room temperature? The best I can come up with is non-carbonated soft drink.

I have never wanted a 3D printer more
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676031

Shot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW9_cklGbOg

Chaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhOwPojxGbg

I found yeti's home https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gangkhar_Puensum

@sabbatical Aha now that I reread what I said, I should have worded that more clearly!

There are currently a higher *percentage* of residents of the town of Legal who speak French as their first language than the percentage of residents of Quebec.

But the town has less than 1500 occupants!

@sabbatical The town was founded ~110 years ago by immigrants from France and named after the local Catholic bishop at the time, Émile-Joseph Legal. And the local Catholic church is St Emile for the same reason. Apparently there's more French-as-first-language people here than in Quebec as a whole.

I did some back-of-the-napkin math based on $15/hr and 20 minutes per property, assuming every property in town has a sidewalk, and it came out to being under $200/winter for the average property… and that's not taking into account the efficiencies that would come with using machinery (that the town already owns) instead of manual labour!

As another Levi just said, dad life is the good life

Looks like we're doing this again… I wonder if the town did a cost analysis to see how much it would increase taxes to just do it all for us.

Stop trying to be cool and try to be weird. You'll burn a bunch of bridges but they weren't worth it anyway.

Double negatives are not never confusing

Pro tip: buy a small cheese bread or something with your XL pizza so you have small box for the lefties