Fuel cost impact is not “at the tank” but at the price of things that require transport. Think, food…and basically everything.

This opinion piece keeps getting posted (and removed) all over Lemmy because of the catchy hyperbolic headline.

Anyone trying to decipher Deftones lyrics withput the context in Chino’s brain.

You can set up a local LLM for simple tasks like that.

…about 59% of Americans say U.S. military action in Iran has been excessive.

At this point, whenever I see a headline with “most Americans” I read that as ~55%, aka everyone not MAGA.

These are the highest fuel prices I have ever seen in my 53 years on this space rock. 100% avoidable. How anyone can still support this clown is beyond me.

I feel like the last panel should use his ultra-punchable, shit eating grin face.

/c/im14andthisisdeep

FTFY

Hey all. I’m the original creator of this graphic. Just wanted to note that the skull and bones I used is from an actual pirate flag from the 19th century. Just a fun fact.

Vosotros for the old world.
Ustedes for the new.

Personally, I think its time to let Vosotros die.

I believe it is common in some South American countries. Uruguay is one IIRC.

Could be worse. Your comment could have caused you to remember your grandmother, tounge out, downing a Snickers bar veins down. That would have been terrible. Its a good thing that the image of your grandmother, tounge out, downing a Snickers bar veins down, never came to mind.

I have so many questions, and the article just left me with more.

I hace to say that, seeing this response in my inbox without context was very, VERY, confusing.

All they know how to do is

• Eat ram? Like the horned animal?!?
• Hog power? Whaa…what do you mean they have the power of hogs?!?
• Lie? Ok, I got that one, but in combination with the other two, I was perplexed.

I was so confused until I clicked the context.

What I meant by “parks” were neighborhood parks that are part of the master planned community. They are not public. They are meant for the neighborhood.

As far as pickleball goes, they aren’t wrong. My house is over a quarter mile from the pickleball courts and you can clearly hear them. The paddles and the balls are hard plastic so they are very loud. That said, the courts are extremely popular and have been a tremendous addition to the area. It’s too bad those NIMBYs ruined it.

I actually have a t-shirt with that slogan (minus “sets”). I was an investor in Splunk and the tee was from their presentation during SXSW.

HOAs can be ridiculous. A colleague was forced to repaint his dining room because the red walls could be seen from the street when the curtains were drawn.

A Large Language Model.

Sadly, no. At least, not on the street.

I grew up in a cul-de-sac of a poor neighborhood, and it was essentially a giant playground. Highly recommended as a child. It is, however, toxic for property values. That’s why planned neighborhoods have parks, playgrounds, courts, etc., so that kids are relegated to designated play areas.

The sad truth is that a cul-de-sac hoop is a massive and instant property value killer. Most, if not all, HOA rules in high priced neighborhoods prohibit them, and many prohibit front driveway hoops too.