jasondj
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- Comment on People who park in the handicapped ramp boil my blood. 11 months ago:
On the windshield I’m totally okay with this type of vandalism. It cleans up easily with alcohol and everyone will know this guys a douche canoe until he can do it.
- Comment on IT support work be like 11 months ago:
That’s lame and easy to figure out.
Switch to wireless mice. Maybe Logitech Unifying. Then one day pull all the dongles out and put them in a bucket.
First person to figure out how to download and install the unifying software and re-pair their mouse without using it gets a bonus.
- Comment on IT support work be like 11 months ago:
This struggle is real. Except I forget which email address I used because I use a lot of aliases.
Normally my password manager would handle it but sometimes there’s re-branding and a new domain and the password manager can’t figure it out.
- Comment on Nic Cage through the years 11 months ago:
Oh shit that came out 27 years ago. Woosh.
- Comment on Nic Cage through the years 11 months ago:
Was he briefly John Travolta in 1997? Wtf happened?
- Comment on [deleted] 11 months ago:
In 38 I just got big balls.
- Comment on [deleted] 11 months ago:
Poseidon’s Kiss.
Happens more as you get older and the boys start to dangle lower each year.
- Comment on As if the tip actually goes to the dashers. 11 months ago:
My guess is either their landlord, their hospital, their bank, or their college. Not an actual gun, just proverbial. A lot of drivers are just desperate to make ends meet however they can.
- Comment on The four houses dads belong to. 11 months ago:
I really dislike Home Depot after a series of huge customer service mishaps with me last year, and actively avoid going there now.
Which is a shame because I have a lot of Ryobi One tools. They are perfectly positioned for weekend warriors…huge tool library, good batteries, affordable and of fairly decent quality (certainly well above “junk” and a good value for the money).
Shame that is a store-exclusive brand.
The worst part is I’ve bought into most of the cordless tools I’d really need. The day might come where I want a larger circular saw (mines only 5.5 and it is prone to binding if your technique isn’t perfect, and even then…) or find that some of the tools that I’m okay with having corded (like a jigsaw or an angle grinder) I now need a cordless replacement. At that point I’ll likely find myself buying into a better and more expensive battery system and, for quite a while, only having the one seldom-used tool for it.
Now I’ve got a dead 4Ah battery and I’m on the fence as to rebuild it, buy a new one, or take it as an opportunity to start going into a new battery system.
- Comment on The four houses dads belong to. 11 months ago:
I’ve only ever seen the opposite…power inverters that run off the batteries…
- Comment on If only it was like that 11 months ago:
New Englander born and raised. Thats hoodie and shorts weather. Best time of the year.
- Comment on And I will die on this hill. 11 months ago:
There’s tons of talent out there and that’s exactly why Mozarts are a thing of the past.
Music is so attainable to people [in the west], and that’s a great thing (not that it shouldn’t be more…I.e greater financing for the arts, especially in public K12). It’s so easy to access, learn, and record.
That, and the media market is so fragmented. We still have pop and chart-toppers in the major genres, sure…but man, there is so much stuff out there.
I don’t think there will be another Mozart. I don’t even think there will be another person we can compare to Michael Jackson, or Freddie Mercury, or Trent Reznor, or Whitney Houston, or any of the other modern legends. Simply because there are so many talented people and media, and the means to produce it, are so attainable.
One of my favorite things to do now is to find the bands “similar to” a band that I listen to or enjoy that have fewer than 1k subscriptions/followers. Even below 500. There’s so, so many hidden gems out there, and some of it may even redefine your own tastes in music.
- Comment on Another example of shrink flation... oh, my beer... 11 months ago:
Originally they were going to make it 418mL but they just ended up with cans of spiked tea.
- Comment on I got this popup ad on my TV **while watching a DVD** 11 months ago:
From a matter of convenience I could actually appreciate what they are trying to do.
Binge watching TV on disc, especially DVD, is frustrating. If you aren’t using the extra content (such as commentary), streaming is much better, as you can binge more episodes at a time or watch certain episodes without having to switch discs.
If I was unaware this was available on a streaming service I had, I’d appreciate the reminder. But I’d appreciate it more at or before the main menu, not during the content, and certainly not more than once (or reset when the disc is removed).
- Comment on Let's meet those headlines 1 year ago:
This really should be on change.org.
- Comment on Microplastic overdose 1 year ago:
Kraft American Pre-sliced bulk packs are the pinnacle of American Cheese. It’s actually diminishing returns anywhere after that.
- Comment on Microplastic overdose 1 year ago:
Good American cheese is the really cheap shit.
The whole point of American cheese is that it’s barely cheese and more like a delicious coagulated milk-stuff sheet.
- Comment on I've been wondering for some time 1 year ago:
Ooh that’s cool.
I can save four lives per year for only 13k USD? Thats amazing. Thats actually slightly less than the cost of an average uncomplicated vaginal birth in the US.
disparity will never be solved until we either achieve post-scarcity or a workable one-word government that’s not based on capitalism. There’s too much old word racism, colonialism, and natural resources aren’t equally divided. As a result there will always be global wealth inequality. We literally have to advance as a species.
- Comment on Restaurant Bill 1 year ago:
Went out to a pizza place the other night. Thought it was a brewery (one of my favorite local brews, actually), and had been there before and enjoyed flights from them…only to find out the place was a joint between the brewmaster and the restaurateur. Brewmaster took his share, his recipes, and dipped.
Anyways while the food was pretty good, I mostly went for the beer and that’s a big part of why I won’t go back (they only had a couple cans from the brewery left and nothing on tap, only some other regional breweries).
But the other part is that my wife put a tip down on the slip for our party of four (us and two kids) and asked me to doublecheck her math. I thought it seemed high and it turned out they already put a tip on the bill. For a party of four. Never saw that before.
- Comment on Blueberry milkshakes 1 year ago:
How close is this stuff to HP’s Cyan?
- Comment on How does digital and analog audio printed 35mm and 70mm film work? 1 year ago:
Dude has so many rants on it too. He just released another one yesterday I think (reverse alarms).
- Comment on 'Wildly more expensive': Workers with in-office jobs spend about $31/day that they wouldn't working from home — here's what employers need to do 1 year ago:
You’d be surprised. I was busy at work one day and starving. Almost doordashed a burrito and chips from Chipotle till I saw it’d be almost $25 before tip b
- Comment on Military Time vs 24hr? 1 year ago:
Let’s go out to eat, I made reservations for 7.
Are we having breakfast or dinner?
Without context, tough to tell. That’s why 24hr is superior.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 year ago:
How far you wanna go with this?
Your shell itself is actually a docker container that just runs bash and mounts the root filesystem, and everything in /bin is just an alias to a dedicated minimal container?
- Comment on A romantic story 1 year ago:
He can’t hear what she’s asking.
Hence the “what”.
Also it’s a grammatical horror show. So that doesn’t help either.
- Comment on Disney Mocked for Ludicrously Fake CGI "Actors" in Crowd Scene 1 year ago:
Ask Toy Story Football.
What an embarrassment that was. I hope it got better, I could only bear like half of the first quarter.
- Comment on Old pinball machines are amazingly complex 1 year ago:
He had one on jukeboxes a long time ago, I think. Not quite a game but still coin-op.
- Comment on Milk 1 year ago:
I’ve found the shelf-stable tetra-pak versions usually have fewer ingredients. Trader Joe’s brand here in the US is just soybeans and water.
- Comment on Milk 1 year ago:
People who are still afraid of dietary fat from the anti-fat craze of the 80s and 90s.
If you’re watching weight, cutting calories from milk of all places is the worst place to do it. At least from whole down to skim. All the healthy stuff actually just so happens to be in the tasty part, the cream. Cutting that out just leaves you with a worst-tasting, less nutritious beverage aside from the fewer calories.
If you want fewer calories but still have nutrition, soy is the way to go.
- Comment on Time to grow up. 1 year ago:
“Who the fuck opened all the milks???”