That’s fair. I’m certainly not against the concept of drinks with sugar alternatives, but for whatever reason the only one I actually enjoy is Fresca.

It’s the “no sugar” part that I find the most blasphemous.

I’m more curious as to why “$1.00 Drinks” costs $3.30.

If you ignore the first W it reads to me as, “Fart Free Water.” That’s actually an attribute I like in my water.

Translation: The AI will show the worker photos of people they will let down if they rage-quit their terrible job.

Maybe, but judging by the bad attitude I was thinking Caillou in a turtleneck.

Which spin represents fedora (sped up)? Must be something comparatively lightweight. Is there a xfce Fedora, or maybe something with a tiling WM?

I’ve legit dreamed of doing something like that. My wife and I could pretty easily do our jobs fully remote, but she’d never go for it as she likes to physically be in the office too much. We’ve also got a baby on the way in a few weeks, so it’d be even less feasible then. Oh well - I can dream.

Not gonna lie - if I were single and could get reliable internet in that thing, the trailer in the woods would be all I’d personally need.

That said, I certainly get the point of the meme.

Are these guys particularly popular? I know nothing of Irish rap/hiphop but I came across this years ago and loved it. I’ve always wondered just how big they are over there.

Yes, and she’s McLovin’ them (at least in front of her supervisor).

Anyone got the source on this? I’ve seen it before and love it, so I’d like to check out the author’s other stuff.

I see some signatures in the panels but there’s too much jpeg to read them.

Okay, so power bottoming.

This is the future (classical) liberals want.

According to the screenshot this actually confirms Half Life 12.32(2).

It’s nice to see a fella who cares about the fuel economy of his penis.

I woulgent.

I don’t know, but they sure as shit shouldn’t be allowed on pizza.

The last half of the sentence suggests that it will re-download zero files. I’m not a grammar doctor so maybe the sentence is technically correct, but I’ve personally always found that phrasing to be unusual.

The cops: