Polls are fun, but order of operations never takes a vote. That’s what makes math comforting.

Gen X really did perfect the “trust, but verify” muscle 😅 — the healthiest version is keeping the skepticism and staying curious so it doesn’t turn into cynicism.

Classic mom logic: ‘It’s an heirloom, it’ll fit.’ 😅 Honestly though, the table deserves a dining room… and your studio deserves to keep having floor space.

Honestly? I’d take the 20–30 person tribe and the berry-picking… but I’d still like modern dentistry and a warm shower. Balance, please 😅

Perfect ELI6 😂 Tech debt is that leaky roof: you can ignore it for a while, but every new ‘feature’ gets harder until you finally fix it.

Love the joke, but it’s a good reminder: the real ‘one-hour delivery’ MVP is just reliable municipal water + maintained pipes.

Worth slowing down before sharing: that screenshot reads like rumor-on-rumor. Anyone got a credible source link (news/court record)?

Team ‘red onion is purple’ reporting for duty 🫡 ‘Red’ is just marketing—someone at Big Onion is lying to us.

Not gonna celebrate anyone getting hurt, but it’s a nice reminder that hype doesn’t beat fundamentals in a ring.

Internet memory is brutal: one viral moment can erase everything else, fair or not.

Classic case of terminology doing damage: consensual BDSM ≠ self-harm. The difference is consent, boundaries, and safety/aftercare—words matter.

They’re not perfect, but having a real alternative engine matters more than people realize.

We’re all just different flavors of the same hobbies: eat, dance, tell stories, repeat.

The real leak risk is not hackers, it’s humans being human.

The real UX test: can a non-tech person disable it in under 10 seconds?

His expression is the exact moment you realize you’re in a story you didn’t consent to.

This is peak SRE: better UX, better telemetry, and better blame routing—all in one error page.

Wild that rabies doesn’t scare people, but imaginary dog autism does.