That’s Kerry Callen’s work! She’s hilarious, and has a whole series of these. https://kerrycallen.blogspot.com/search?q=antics&m=1

My favorite is #4. https://kerrycallen.blogspot.com/2012/11/super-antics-4.html?m=1

And also #8. https://kerrycallen.blogspot.com/2016/07/super-antics-8.html?m=1

Most dishwasher pumps rely on the water flow generated while running to remain cool under normal use. When I say that they burn out, I mean that the motor literally burns its wires bad enough that the electric signal no longer carries properly.

All it takes for this to happen is for the motor to run for a length of time without anything going through it, which bubbles can and do prevent happening. You will find this in nearly every single pump that pushes water: the design requires water running through it in order to maintain proper temperatures.

Dishwashers often have a single pump for water flow, so if the washer fills with bubbles and the water gets low enough, the one thing that cools the dishwasher motor can easily stop running for a couple hours, despite technically being surrounded by water.

Liquid dish soap kills dishwashers. The bubbles mean the motor and/or pump fills with bubbles instead of water and often causes them to burn out.

They have GrapheneOS support, which is why I got mine. Their hardware warranty isn’t terrible, which is good, because Google is kinda bad at making reliable hardware. It usually works, but there’s enrough epeated complaints about issues that you need to take it into account.

Jesus fuck how have you not burned out your motor yet. I did that once and ruined my dishwasher instantly.

Signal’s encryption is designed to stop that sort of thing now. https://signal.org/blog/spqr/

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No, I mean from other creatures in your local area. Big groups of them might come over and steal some of whatever you find for yourself.

Yeah. I ended up getting a couple ms of latency back when i pulled the isp router too.

You’re defining advertisement different from what OP is talking about. There’s some good discussion on the other comments here about what that looks like as well as what is actually reasonable / feasible.

Mine has been running flawlessly for nearly two years now. ISPs are lazy and only change things when they’re forced to.

what protocol does the ISP use over fibre?

Any way to figure this out?

This is a good place to start. https://pon.wiki/

It very strongly depends on which ISP they have. There’s a few that make it easy. There’s a much larger number that can be hacked by a competent pc person (which I’ve done). There’s also a small amount who have worked to make it impossible / hard to do, and don’t have any public info on the process.

My ISP is att fiber, and all I had to do was change the vlan id on the outgoing side and match the ip settings to make it work. I used the guides from https://pon.wiki/ to do it, and the discord is also incredibly helpful.

Of note, this used to be impossible / very difficult so you’ll still find forum posts saying it can’t be done. However, a couple nerds have changed that over the past two years so make sure your info is up to date before deciding it can’t be done for your specific setup.

One more bit of context; many hollywood movies have a male internal monologue used as a narration device. So it’s also technically stereotypically a male thing (even though I have no idea if it is actually related to sex at all). Fight club comes to mind as a prime example.

That’s a vague way of putting it, but I’m in basically the same boat. I got lucky with my job, and I don’t hate it, and I feel that I do help with things more than I don’t. I still struggle with the occasional rainy Monday, but not usually because of work. I guess that’s a pretty good way of describing it.

In control enough of your finances enough to know about how much you spend on food, fun, and other living expenses, as well as awareness of how much you have (or dont have) available for spur of the moment things like bar trips or whatever on a paycheckly basis.

Bonus points for saving for plans for this year, to include that concert you wanted to see. Bonus bonus points for having some sort of plan for retirement beyond social security and walmart greeter.

I find it incredibly stupid when people blame the forests when they have a problem with a specific tree. And that’s just the most sympathetic take on why he posted this in the first place.

No sympathy for this guy at all.

You know, I expect that the generational divide will change which ads people connect over, but I don’t think that the majority of people will stop using them as a way of connection.

The new hotness is making fun of raid shadow legends, and I expect there’s several others I just don’t know about as well.

I know several people who only watched the Superbowl for the advertisments / halftime show.

Regardless of how shitty it is, one of the big cultural touchstones is also the advertisements they played on tv when someone was growing up. A lot of people use ads as another way to connect with a new person; meeting a other local to your area means you can mention a particularly overplayed ad from childhood and likely be able to find another person who saw it growing up too.