I thought it might be a helipad as well, but the proximity of the trees around it rules that out. Even if there was a skilled enough pilot with the right weather and air current conditions… It would be quite a challenging land. Let along take off. Why would there be a helipad there in the first place, was a following question I had, and couldn’t determine.

Hell yeah, dude! Love this song!

Dude. Why you gotta bring up Harambe at a time like this? I’m already down.

That’s cool. But I’m never buying a Blizzard game ever again.

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Good catch. Thank you.

I felt like it needed the bottom text.

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(Mick Gordon - Rip & Tear like guitar playing)

MOON SLAYAAAAAAAA!

Moon Slaya.

(end)

"She will never turn her back on a friend

She is always there to defend

She is the one on whom we depend

She is the one named Moon Slayer"

This Doom Sailor Moon theme song playing in my head, is badass.

HELL YEAH BROTHER!! IT’S AMAZING THE SURE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU/WE SAVE FROM NOT HAVING TO BUY NEW AND OLD BOOKS, AUDIOBOOKS, MAGAZINES, TV SHOWS, MOVIES, BOARD GAMES, NEWSPAPERS, AND MORE!!

This looks quite interesting. Thanks for the recommendation.

I agree that the main reason for them is to prevent breaking your neck in an accident. But I have to ask… Why not make something that allows for both? Surely we can make something that helps ease our neck and shoulder muscles for long drives and prevent us from snapping our necks in a car accident from in front or back of us. No?

It’s Tony Hinchcliffe at a recent MAGA rally in New York City.

I’m sorry. I meant to ask why they cannot achieve such a level of energy. We all have things that limit us in some way. Sometimes, it’s a mental block. But forgive my one great one. You are clearly right. I have made a fool of myself for not knowing the ‘simple’ fact of the matter. Forgive me oh great @DarkCloud. I am not perfect like you are.

What’s stopping you?

I’m pretty sure nearly all of them didn’t get a consensual invite.

Here’s what I came up with.

Using Meredith Kopit-Levien’s annual pay from the New York Times, at $10.2 million (as stated in the graph.) Then pluging in the 36% raise she was ‘given’ in 2024(?) and divide by 600 Times Tech Guild members. The following is what I got.

Base salary: $10.2 million 36% of $10.2 million = $10.2 million × 0.36 = $3.672 million $3.672 million ÷ 600 = $6,120 per person

Current average salary: $158,000 (using what was stated in the graph) Potential raise: $6,120 Percentage increase = ($6,120 ÷ $158,000) × 100 = 3.87%

So if the value of the 36% raise ($3.672 million) were distributed equally among the 600 guild members: Each member would receive a $6,120 raise This would represent approximately a 3.87% increase to their current average salary.

a Dell OptiPlex 5040 that I saved from the dumpster at work because I’m a cheapskate.

You are absolutely not a cheapskate for doing that. That’s being resourceful. You save money that way and can put it towards other things that matter more. Nothing wrong with that. Why spend a few hundred dollars for a new laptop/desktop when you can just get one used that will run for another 2-4 years before it dies?

@kersploosh@sh.itjust.works What are your PC specs? Also how often do you clean up your registries?

Well deserved!