The ones at my gym.

The graphs in the article do not align with what the article is saying… unless I just don’t understand the graphs.

CRT? You were probably generating enough static electricity to do the electron realignment thing that they usually have a button to do.

It didn’t. Mozilla existed long before chrome ever did. It will continue to exist after chrome is gone. Anyone saying otherwise is trying to convince you to keep chrome around because it’s beneficial to them, not because it’s beneficial to Mozilla or humanity.

Oh good. Can we turn off all of Meta’s servers now?

So it’s like a teen who’s really proud of having the oldest sneakers of all the competitors then.

Your analogy has nothing to do with the topic. The topic is about the age of the countries, and their constitutions.

I’m wondering if it ai generated. The text at the top doesn’t look normal

Edit: wow we’re literally at the point of downvoting people for wondering something?

Only once in my whole career have I ever needed to worry about the performance of a loop in big o terms. I think it was about 7 years ago.

The author has an article about why privacy still matters in the digital age. I’m interested in their arguments about reconciling the two between gathering user votes to stop bad actors and user privacy mattering.

You’re reading this completely backwards from me.

OP in the image sounds transphobic and the second poster sounds to be stating a definition of women that clearly includes trans people. What trans woman doesn’t have an intention to have eggs?

Oh I didn’t bother to click so didn’t realize it was about the 90s. All your points are correct.

That sounds like a lot of fertilizer to be giving, but I’m no expert.

So…Walmart, the company that runs other businesses into the town by selling things at a loss and then purposefully paying below poverty level so their employees have to get welfare.

If you’re using pretty much any modern software it will perform updates without your consent. If that results in driver issues then no, it’s in no way your fault.

How does $person get set?

There’s a reason they’re called hot hatches and it sure ain’t because they’re ugly.

I’m not asking why you replied. I’m saying why would the second person bother replying unless they disagreed with the OP. They sound like they’re in support of trans people, which would mean you’re disagreeing with that. But your comment doesn’t sound like you’re disagreeing with it, it sounds like you agree with them.

Your comment is very very confusing if you read the post as commenter number 1 saying something very transphobic, commenter number 2 giving a definition that disproves commenter number 1, and then commenter number 3 making a meme.

I’m very confused, isn’t the reply in support of trans people while the OP is clearly against them? Like why bother replying with that if you agree with the OP?

You used to be able to hold alt and right click and choose open.