Ahhh … I just checked whether the website still loads, I didn’t look at the content. Thanks!

Omegle is an option.

That’s from Doctor Who. In case you’re not familiar, the Doctor - here portrayed by Matt Smith - is an alien super genius who’s also a bit daft. There’s loads more to the character, but if you really aren’t familiar, I wouldn’t want to deprive you of the fun of discovering it.

One thing to note: the Doctor has been played by many actors over many, many years. Personally, Matt Smith is my favorite, but all of the ones I’ve watched have had something to enjoy about them. All of them portray the character differently, so the tone of the show does change somewhat depending on where you start.

I haven’t seen many of the older actors, nor either of the more recent two, so I can’t recommend for or against them.

violet.

They made a post that they were quitting Lemmy (again), moving back home and starting to see a therapist. I haven’t seen a post that was verifiably them since then.

I used to live in Lancaster, PA and the outlets had one of these. I’ve only ever seen the one, but I was given to understand they are a chain.

Apparently they were originally supposed to be compute, but someone didn’t think the general audience would understand that, so they changed it to batteries.

If you’re on Firefox, you could also set a keyword. I haven’t used one in a while but IIRC you would then just type !u search terms (replacing the u with whatever you configured).

Accordingto GabeN, almost everyone on Steam was born 01/01/1999.

It probably has a Bluetooth adapter.

For me it was Red Dwarf … Then all the rest.

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A long time ago, I was trying to figure out why I had so much trouble making friends. I talked to the few connections I had and did some online searches. Paraphrasing, I found an analysis similar to the following:

Friendship is like two people holding containers of water. In this metaphor, one person is holding a drinking glass, one is holding a bucket. If the person with the drinking glass offers ever bit of water they have, the person with the bucket feels it’s inadequate. If the person with the bucket offers all of their water, the other person feels overwhelmed.

When I read that, I was quite a bit younger and found it fairly profound. I shared it publicly in several places. Every person who saw it - including those I considered to be the metaphorical drinking glass people - declared themselves the bucket person. I did the same of myself so, whether I was right or wrong, I can’t blame any of those people.

In conclusion, I try to be a good person and I think I largely succeed, but experience has taught me that I shouldn’t trust people’s judgment of themselves. I’d like to think I’m an exception, but I’m no more exempt from this than anyone else I’ve observed, just - predictably - less able to see it in myself.

Christian Bale apparently once said that, when you put on the Batman suit, the growl just happens automatically.

My local hospital apparently requires their employees to use a “secure” app on their personal phone to transmit data on the patients.

Seems like irresponsible handling of PHI (by the administration, not the staff) to me.

My then BIL introduced me to the sellers. I don’t know how he encountered them.

edit: Missing word.

By “rural area,” I in part mean “not many people drive down my road.”

But anyway, this was an impulsive post. I haven’t tried anything yet.

So kind.

Noted, thank you.