That tends to be self-correcting…

derp

It does seem like the kind of logical fallacies that racists adhere to, so it wouldn’t be surprising if the author is racist. However, there’s really not enough context here to say.

Depends… my left monitor is an utlra-widescreen. Some games look/play great on that one. Other games feel/look better on the other monitor which isn’t quite as wide, but physically has more vertical height.

You want to create expansion in one and shrinkage in the other so that you have movement that helps break the seal. Technically you could do one or the other, but it’ll create more net change if you do both.

I could be wrong, but I really believe heating the bowl is the correct answer.

Probably sit the bowl in warm water with ice on the plate. That will increase the pressure inside and aide in the separation.

On both Windows and Android I go in and remove all of the bloatware and disable all of the tracking. I also turn off all of the various communications ‘features’ that are to let devices talk other devices.

I over-wrote and then deleted my nearly 20 years of posts/comments and then deleted my account.

Nope

Report it and move the fuck on… it’s bad enough that I’ve received this ~5 times. I don’t need to see three fucking threads for it every day. Everyone who needs to know, knows.

You don’t smother a fire by giving it oxygen… you’re not helping.

Quit boosting this stupid shit…

Get the fuck off of xitter… it harms your credibility.

Yeah, I considered that and decided that was no fun… :)

Putting it sticky side up doesn’t really let it stick to the wall…

The pole would basically be a space elevator. I suspect gravity and inertia would effectively keep you from moving the stick. Even if you could move it, you’d only be able to move it at a speed that would seem like it’s stationary. As such, the light would still be faster.

https://www.cpws.com/account/rates-fees/

Looks like they charge based on 1000 gallon increments. Their website is horrible…

So, this suggests that you are using a LOT of water, but not nearly as much as last year. For reference, my wife and I typically use between 1400 and 2000 gallons per month.

Literally nothing…I only go on to support my family.

There’s nothing to do.