Actually, as demonstrated daily by my kitties, scent is the 3FA after sight and sound. Doesn’t matter that they see it’s me and hear my voice. Sniff test it the final boss.

Finally, a religious argument that makes sense.

Funniest thing I’ve read this morning. The horses were really unexpected.

No joke. I hate waiting for people who are inefficient and slow getting off a plane. If everyone just waited a few seconds to stand up, me and my one piece of carry-on could walk straight to the door without delay. I hate this aspect of flying more than almost any other. A late landing making me miss a connecting flight is still the worst, however.

https://lemmy.sdf.org/c/conservative@lemmy.world

No, really. Click through.

People who drive trucks who don’t work in a profession that incentivizes them can all go to hell.

I was on ICQ as well, but most people weren’t. I was generalizing to the contemporary audience.

I’ll stop contributing if this happens.

We were the first (of non-computer types) to adopt the web. We rode the AOL Instant Messenger train. What are you talking about.

It really is true.

Each time I’ve seen this over the last several days, it’s been some of the best news I’ve read in a while. Fuck that guy.

This made me chortle. Fantastic.

This actually made me chuckle pretty hard. Clever. I’m gonna send this to a SW friend

What an embarrassing thing to lend your name to.

Taking this seriously is pretty silly.

My own mother once said that she wished “the gays didn’t have to be so in your face about it.”

Fuck her. She voted for that shitbag a third time. I severed our relationship in January. I’m still gonna call her and scream at her when he declares marshal law (because I warned her and she dismissed me), but other than that, she’s dead to me.

Well shit, now he’s even harder than all the black metal artists with black hair and black and white makeup. You saved his image for me. Well done!

I don’t think you’re allowed to play black metal with that haircut.

I’ve got several of those little bastards. I feel the same way.

I built a homelab and taught myself a lot from forums and books and tutorials. I had an in-person interview lined up after I passed a phone interview, but another company offered me a job and financially I couldn’t take the risk. If I didn’t take it and the Linux gig didn’t pan out, I’d be in dire straits.

I’m still not a Linux Sysadmin, but I continue to use it for personal server stuff (the company that hired me was primarily a Windows shop). That was seven years ago and now I work at a state agency (would recommend; I might retire there).

I might try for the Linux team at my current org at some point in the future, but I really like my boss and job duties where I am now.