Lurker > JasonSehorn

how tf do you not know nearly two decades who is claiming you on shit

People who don't like dogs are people I can't get along with tbh

The guy is 83 and deep into Hungingtons. All they have to do is wait.

wonder why they won't go back to open 24 hrs

God why the fuck do people like this guy so much

I just dont get it, hes literally one of the dumbest human beings on the planet (I say one of and not the dumbest because all of his followers are clearly dumber)

They can't turn back the clock now, the only thing left for them to do is fully embrace the racism and degeneracy.

I like him. I think he did a great job in Peacemaker

A workplace sitcom set in a convenience store called In Convenience.

Let's make it a 90s nostalgia based sitcom to get it over the finish like.

sexual assaulter calls other ppl perverts

A judge orders this guy to be a butler

> -GWG offers will end

M$ strikes again.

I'll stop playin those/new games if it comes to that time, I don't think I implied I wouldn't. Voice chatting with a bot to get tasks done in a game that could be accomplished in a fraction of the time through standard means isn't my idea of fun.

Firefox users who run add-ons that are not monitored by Mozilla may notice a new notification in Firefox when they visit certain sites. The notification informs them that "some extensions are not allowed" and were blocked from running on that site.
Mozilla writes on a support page: "As of Firefox version 115, we have introduced a new back-end feature to only allow some extensions monitored by Mozilla to run on specific websites for various reasons, including security concerns".
Mozilla makes no mention of the scope of this and the support article is extremely vague. The change is called Quarantined Domains by Mozilla.
Firefox users may undo the change in the following way:

• Load about:config in the Firefox address bar.
• Click Accept the Risk and Continue, if the prompt appears.
• Search for extensions.quarantinedDomains.enabled.
• Set it to FALSE.
• Restart Firefox.

Mozilla should consider publishing detailed information about the blocking in which it reveals all blocking rules.

Man, I do hope it doesn't become standard. I don't want to have to talk to my fuckin' games on the regular. I'm all for AI for workplace and research applications and whatnot, but this is just going to make games even more time intensive if it becomes the norm.

It's also going to make always online an even fucking bigger requirement. Hate the way this garbage is going.

Is there any billionaire who tanked his public rep as hard as Musk?

Quick, raise the karma minimum again.

Didnt she do some heinous shit? And yet she wasnt in prison very long

Life could always be worse

Thats what proprietary expansion will do to you.

Jenna Ortega

Maryland's BGE utility does the same thing in the summer, so it has very little to do with party politics and a lot to do with American infrastructure being aging and in need of repair.

So weird how the Democratic party has random weirdos within it that go against everything they are supposed to stand for.

Whitlock is a known uncle Tom