A little of both, but I think it’s mostly enshittification. I’ve had nothing but trouble with Asus, to the point where I don’t buy their products anymore and try to persuade others to avoid them.

People too computer illiterate to understand this situation.

All good things flow from the mighty mulberry. Delicious berries, great smoking wood, and the berry juice may or may not leave tough stains on cars, in case your neighbors are assholes.

Oh yeah. No matter what you do, you’re still in Florida.

Plus it makes your brain perform more poorly. This all tracks with Florida.

I found hitting the sauna or steam room two or three times a week really helps. Your body learns to sweat more quickly so you’ll start cooling faster, plus acclimating to 120°F and higher temperatures makes the swamp fug feel less awful.

Luckily, while this has happened in the past, there isn’t a recent incident tied to this post.

The smell is often also moist.

LOL

A post about bathroom usage seems an appropriate place for douchery.

I think the issue with this particular tool is it can authoritatively provide incorrect, entirely fabricated information or a gross misinterpretation of factual information.

In any field I’ve worked in, I’ve often had to refer to reference material as I simply can’t remember everything. I have to use my experience and critical thinking skills to determine if I’m utilizing the correct material. I have not had to further determine if my reference material has simply made up a convincing, “correct sounding” answer. Yes, there are errors and corrections to material over time, but never has the entire reference been suspect, yet it continued to be used.

I take Xolair, which is billed at about $5k for four syringes. Insurance pays $4875 and the Xolair copay program, run by the manufacturer, pays $125. Why are they so willing to pick up the copay? Before four syringes of Xolair cost about $60 in total to produce.

What’s insane is that million dollar McLaren was about 0.0004% of his net worth. He could buy 250,000 vehicles that I could never even dream of affording.

We need to eat this motherfucker.

It just occurred to me to wonder: does he even drive one of his own company’s cars?

Sorry! We’re both biologists, we get nerdy.

I have stout, wide, “Fred Flintstone” feet. Is there a market for my people?

I came to mention the same. Static phenotype ≠ static genotype.

I didn’t notice his motion relative to the background the first time and rewatching it with this in mind makes the video even cooler.

I live in a state with an online training requirement and it’s a joke. The employees at sporting goods stores actually encouraged me to quickly click through to the end and print the results.

As someone who supports firearm ownership, I also believe it should require a background check, a thorough psychological evaluation, and equally thorough, in-person safety training and testing, all repeated periodically in order to maintain ownership.

I have a relatively common “rare” condition and saw over 40 doctors while seeking a diagnosis. I can personally attest that most physicians range between not very bright to astoundingly stupid. You don’t have to be intelligent to become a physician, just dedicated with access to the right resources.