I read this in a Wisconsin accent. Specifically Charlie Berens’ voice.
I read this in a Wisconsin accent. Specifically Charlie Berens’ voice.
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I’d watch a papillon noire.
I mean, it’s not “funny haha” throughout, but it’s great double-edged satire.
It did make me laugh out loud when the punchline showed up at the very end (the title of the short film in Comic Sans).
Health insurance is a scam. American healthcare is atrocious. Stochastic terrorism is never okay. Don’t you dare claim that it is.
Upload, not download, though.
It can save data by excluding data streams that you don’t need. For instance, I don’t need French, Italian, Japanese, German 5.1 audio streams that each have 700Mbps bitrates or higher, nor do I need an English 1.5Gbps master audio stream, a 700 Mbps English stream, a 500 Mbps descriptive audio for the blind, and 5 different special edition commentary tracks for a film I’ll watch once or twice. All those tracks can really add up, and torrent sites are often country or language specific, so remuxes might have original language and/or native language audio only.
I don’t know what a hundredweight is, but I’m just guessing based on American experience that it’s a unit of volume equal to 132 quarts.
All is corn. Corn is all.
Ladisn’t and gentlemen’t. Or standies and harshmen.
Jellyfish eat animals and animal byproducts, so no, they are not vegan.
Jokes aside, often vegans follow dietary restrictions for reasons other than an ethical or moral belief against causing pain. Many vegans don’t even eat honey, so I imagine jellyfish is pretty safely in non-vegan territory.
I got started there too. Then I moved to Mandriva, OpenSUSE, Mint, with Ubuntu sprinkled throughout.
I don’t know what you mean by “ethical”, but I use Sendgrid. They have a free tier that can send up to 100 emails a day.