That’d make a good T-shirt.

Pretty solid landing page, honestly.

That’s about what I remember last time. If I remember right, part of the issue arises when you’re a bit undecided, because there’s not a good reason to lie blatantly to someone who knows what they want (risking AIs reputation) but there is plenty reason to convince you you don’t need Medicare for all if you’re not already considering it.

I love systems that accept “With that being said, “In systems that accept whitespace, “Live, Laugh, Love” is considered a strong password.” is an even stronger password.” as my password.

That’s only true if the sample is capped, like they stop sampling at X number of submissions. Given the automated nature of their hardware survey, I’m not sure why they’d do that. I’ve gotten that survey several times, so it’s probably a huge, uncapped sample or I’m very lucky(?). You’re right that if it’s capped, though, it’d be no different from percentages.

As for the fraction not consenting, attrition should be roughly the same month to month (although the attrition certainly is non-random by OS and region). In other words, it biases a snapshot, but you wouldn’t expect those biases to change over time unless there’s a reason like politics changing over the year.

I can’t really see the data on mobile (or can’t find it anyway), but does Valve really only show %s? It’s easier to see changes if we have raw numbers, as percentages have the problem you describe.

They only seem to ask at small places like TJa and they don’t seem to every change anything so I’ve never had to answer no.

But I do think I overheard someone say no and was actually told how a product wasn’t in stock currently and that they’ll get more on Wednesday (iirc?). It was weirdly helpful, which broke my cynical brain.

I’d imagine soapy feet hits different, though.

That’s a shame, I prefer PvE cooperative pooping with friends which is already bad enough with season play. Plus, it’s probably pay to win (gacha 5 star toilet paper is so OP!).

Now that you mentioned it, it did just came out. Although at some point you’ll die by contact damage just by listening to too many podcasts reviewing it, haha.

God Awful Movies literally just reviewed the last stupid film these guys did about pro-Palastinian protesters getting used by Muslim terrorists who take over a school.

It’s an incredibly dumb and hateful movie worth laughing at, and I’m sure this one will be too.

Oh that does sound so good! I only ever have it as saag paneer or tikka masala, but smoked and as a snack sounds great in an Asian sauce.

I can’t think of any that mimic the process of tofu, given it requires coagulation. The closest is cheese, specifically paneer. Maybe imitations, like with gelatin, but not in the same way as tofu.

So why not? I’m not sure, as you can make a paste from chickpeas (hummus), beans, or lentils. But you kind of need to make a milk out of it, coagulate that liquid, mold and press the mixture. Do those mixtures create milky liquid if cooked? Do they react to chemicals to coagulate into a curd?

Given I never see bean or lentil milk, I think that’s the bottleneck. Nor almond or oat milk tofu, although I bet that’s a safer bet. I think soy just fulfills certain requirements and it’s kind of genius that people even figured out how to make tofu in the first place!

I think it depends on how you sit. I’d probably take either a meditative lotus pose or maybe a whimsical cross legs with a cup of tea, so no, not gangsta.

Could we perhaps add the clock to the rules and maybe just restrict those cards to messing with your remaining time? Lol

Obviously if you do this you real you need better rules for the draw cards. Either they resurrect on default positions or you make it a double draw turn and move twice. Both seem pretty op still in any case.

I don’t see kids adopting that but I know me and my friends in middle school probably would have. We were a nerdy bunch…

Oh I’m sure there’s someone who adds close to three tablespoons of sugar to their tea.

No one sane, of course. Southern US sweet tea? Lol

Oh I’m aware, I meant analogous software. I don’t think AIM or ICQ are still functioning, are they? Although a quick check suggests ICQ both shutdown and somehow isn’t, so I have no idea. Lol

In sum, kids couldn’t use tiktok or other apps because the parents blocked them, but could use Spotify. After a kid’s podcast was blocked, they wanted to keep the conversation going so they created playlists called “chat here” that linked to podcasts with few comments (to avoid real comments getting mixed up).

My thought was mostly that I used MSN, ICQ and AIM back when I was their age… why aren’t chat services like that not an option? Oh right, I guess that’d be WhatsApp or Discord in 2026, which is also kinda dubious.