What the fuck is with the emojis? Was this written by a preteen?

Yah, remembering the feeling of being knifed in the chest still keeps me from going back.

I got started because I would mix hash into tobacco for joints. Then I just started smoking the cigarettes I was using for joints.

When I smoked, we had people that would just come and hang out for the break and the conversation. Go for it, it’s fine. Just don’t complain about smoking or you won’t be welcome, predictably enough.

I haven’t smoked in 15 years, and I could start again tomorrow. I love smoking and still miss it.

There’s probably a lot of “shut up and drum, dipshit” going on around there.

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Dear god, I had one of these. I was driving a 74 Ford pickup with an 8-track and it was the only way to play my music through the single speaker in the dash. High fidelity.

It’s like wasting telemarketer’s time on the phone. I like it.

Sticking a vibrating egg up your ass while you code. The debugger controls the speed in inverse proportion to the number of syntax errors.

It’s the US pulling back from NATO that’s spurred this increase.

Oh, Charlie, fuck off back to your palace where you can entertain Donny again, and the UK can throw us under the bus when he comes knocking again at 21 Downing.

All going back to the consumer that was defrauded, right?

Right, motherfucker?!

Because NSA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue7wM0QC5LE

Using Mailcow for years now, love it, but I don’t think it checks the custom scripts box of OP. Since it’s all containers, you’d have to do some custom bind mounts to hook the underlying containers and keep the scripts, which might have some unintentional consequences depending on the upgrade.

Well, he doesn’t know what a trade deficit is either, so he’s got that going for him, which is nice.

There’s a reason a number of large companies that self-insure mandate backing in for all their vehicles (Schlumberger, Cargill); it’s demonstrably safer practice that results in less accidents when leaving the parking space. You can see everything when you back in that was there when you pulled up, and when you pull out, you’re right up front looking forward into the lane as you pull out. You quickly learn how to back in, even without a backup camera, if you learn how to use your mirrors.

It is by far the statistically less accident prone method.

Probably over a decade