The idea of a paperclip involved in jacking off made me cringe more than I would have expected.
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This was my favorite song to play on a jukebox back in the day. I could put it on 3 times in a row for a dollar at the local bar, and it would take over the sound system for over half an hour. There are enough transitions in it that it flows back into itself fairly well.
"Sorry, I already have plans after after work."
There is no need to mention that your plan is to go home and relax.
Wow, I learned this bug during a job interview I had this week. I'm not much of a Python guy, but I was givin a Python coding challenge and I tried default initializing a parameter to an empty list. The guy interviewing me looked horrified and explained the problem and sent me an article about it to read later. It's a odd coincidence coming across it twice in one week.
Probably a couple people but it has never actually come up in conversation. I'll ask next time I see them.
In our house one of our common lazy dinner options is something that we simply refer to as gen-mex. It is a combination of a bunch of ingredients commonly associated with Mexican food assembled in whatever way you want. I think most commonly it resembles burritos or nachos, but it can certainly be modified to look like just about anything.
What I see here I would certainly classify as gen-mex.
Oh God you just reminded me of a funny story. I had a boss that was probably 600lbs+. He was huge. The bathroom was a single occupant situation, and the toilet was positioned what I would consider a normal distance from the wall next to it. Typical distance to allow reach to the to dispenser.
This monster of a human had literally crushed a crater into the drywall from sitting on the toilet and being pushed up against wall. Every time I used the bathroom and saw it I laughed a little. I think I was just amazed this person could actually function.
I've no embarrassment about shitting in public, but I still prefer my own bathroom for sanitary and comfort reasons.
Good news. After reading the article, it seems like the content and the course will still exist, it is just that Yale has decided that it cant afford to pay ULA's to support the class.
For those who just want to learn, the course content can still be found here: https://www.edx.org/cs50
Yep, I love it. I told my wife about it and she thinks I'm crazy.
Mice don't go inside for food, the go in for shelter and then find food. Not having food won't make them leave. As long as you have a warm place to stay, they are going to stick around unless you help them leave.
Not exactly what you asked, but your question reminded me of this post I came across a while ago:
https://lemmy.world/post/14363267