I always used to forget too. Now when the pasta is cooking I will get the strainer ready by putting it in the skink. I will put the measuring cup in the strainer so I will remember before pouring the water out.

Nice ass!

I remember a time when texting was first introduced, you could only text people who used the same phone company as you.

When they made it interoperable they made a big deal out of it. They mailed a sheet of stickers with my cell number on them. They wanted you to give them out to friends to encourage them to text you.

I was amazed when I got a brand new dishwasher and realized it used less water per cycle than a flush from the old single flush toilet.

Phew! Welcome back!

This is an amazing series!

I’m so mad they’re dripping season 2 in episodes one week at a time.

LEDs kind of blow me away in general. People will look back at this period and be like, “they sure did love putting LED lights on top of and on the sides of their skyscrapers just for show”.

I scheduled a bunch of text to go out at midnight and they were fine. I do remember a time when both calling and texting would be delayed!

I had one of these when I was a kid! I wish I kept it.

I mean I primarily use Usenet to find anything I want.

44%

Yeah but spam is not a business text and will happen regardless if RCS is turned on or off.

I’ve never even seen a RCS business Message.

But like, what are you going to do? Call Luigi and ask if The December 4th Legal Committee sent him the check?

Question: Who created this fundraiser and how do we know they will provide the funds for legal defense and not just run off with the cash?

Two months?! How much are you spending on toilet paper?

$16/per day is not competitive when you can buy an esim for $10 with enough data for your entire trip.

It happened in downtown Toronto.

A lot of suggestions for the *Arr apps, which I fully endorse.

I will also point out that if you set up Ombi, it can automatically add titles from your Plex watchlist. So you can add titles to your library with one click.

How easy is it to type when you’re walking?