Invites were probably on Facebook and I don’t give enough fucks to login.

Fast food. I basically can’t leave a fast food restaurant without spending over $20 for my family of 4.

Inflated sense of superiority with little to back it up.

• The Inbetweeners
• Frasier

I did enjoy Legion but the trippier parts were too much for me. Maybe like ¼ of the show was me scrolling on my phone, waiting for the bit to end.

If you like Black Adder, Upstart Crow is also worth a watch.

They definitely scratch a similar itch.

I’d even accept an animated series at this point.

I liked that and also how most everyone lives in a moral grey area. Very few could you say are outright evil or good.

I use https://github.com/luantak/FokusLauncher and while I don’t think it’s all that great it hasn’t annoyed me into switching back (which is a low bar given how easy it is).

Beef liver, meh. Chicken liver, AMAZING!

Fromunda cheese they call it.

Agree. Different journey for everyone but most people I grew up with (including me) didn’t get over the heavy drinking phase and shake off the high school drama until their mid-20s.

Considering all of them are supposed to integrate with each other they’re relatively hard to integrate. I find it rather astounding they haven’t figured out service discovery.

The first time I had a Hefeweisen was the first time I genuinely enjoyed drinking a beer. Since then I’ve been much more receptive to other types of beer but wheat beers will always be my preference.

Delete all of my internal databases. Necessity is the mother of invention, so starting at a disadvantage would be a catalyst to churn out even better software!

3D printing. No dedicated space in my house for such a thing, plus there’s no way my kids would leave it alone or not constantly ask for more 3D dragons.

I’m kind of torn on this one. The natural problem solver in me is saying AI is a means to an end but not the end itself. I can solve most problems at work with AI but then the process becomes brittle, slower, and much more expensive.

If you age that milk into cheese then yeah. 🤌

I’ve heard others use “lucked out” as meaning both lucky and unlucky, but my original thought was that it was used when luck clearly wasn’t a factor. So if you intended to play the lotto and you didn’t win because you never bought a ticket I would’ve said you “lucked out”.