Duck duck go does the same thing, sadly.
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If Captain Picard can read physical books in his ready room in the 24th century, I can quite well read them in the 21st, thank you very much!
(I don't actually begrudge people who prefer reading on Kindles, but I like the feel of real books)
Recently, I've been reading the Interdependency series by John Scalzi. It starts with The Collapsing Empire, featuring an unlikely heir to the throne, a time of trouble and strife, and the likely impending doom of all mankind. A lot of the story focuses on the unlikely heir grappling with how to hold things together against the catastrophe that most people don't really believe is coming.
Oh, whoosh :(
I don't have an option to accept/reject alternative spellings -- what I see is a message along the lines of "showing results for FUBAR; do you really want to search only for FooBar?"
One of my favorites!
Your tinyurl redirects me to https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/35465607 ... not very illuminating
When I search for 'Herscithem', the first link is https://herschel.com/
Sigrid ain't here
... When you tell the receptionist to smile
Ugh, infuriating. All I can imagine now is that you were mad that he made you what you asked for. Guess I'll just be clueless 'til I forget about this thread.
it takes labor to collect the carts
It's not about that. I was making a reference to the Shopping Cart Theory as a way of responding to the post.
potentially reduce price hikes on food
I admire your boundless optimism! I rather think we'd simply see richer grocery store owners if there were a sudden outbreak of common decency and everyone consistently returned the cart.
We got the high-range boozimeter from the safe, but it burned out instantly.
I knew a girl in high school who would say "Don't do anything I would do."