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Christian Plante
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flexghost.Domestic terrorist Daniel Perry shot a BLM protester four times in the chest. He wrote about wanting to kill BLM protesters beforehand. He later admitted to killing a homeless man
And now it’s discovered he was texting children for sex
This is the man Greg Abbott wants to pardon.
This is Texas.
https://www.texasobserver.org/daniel-perry-pardon-greg-abbott-garrett-foster/
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/14/us/daniel-perry-racist-comments-social-media/index.html
Jimmy Biscuits 🧻Whenever I see someone without tattoos, I just assume their mom won’t let them get one.
My love language is shouting quotes from the movie UHF in a crowded room and hoping that someone will reply back
Apparently I know too many words ending in uid
I solved this JoWordle 382 with 5/6 attempts in 2:25 minutes. Can you do better?
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In the multiverse of consumerism every two and three syllable sound combination is the name of an IKEA product.
abadideaSorry Microsoft but I don’t buy that the authenticator app CANNOT work without app use diagnostics from every single user
Rick MonroDiscovered during the week I was unable to access a Kindle book purchased in 2013. Reason? The order was “too old”, and refund issued to buy again. Which was pointless as the book is now more expensive than when I bought it.
Subsequently discovered 66(!!) other ebooks no longer available for download.
Currently 40 minutes in to a support chat with Amazon.
About to learn, I think, whether we purchase ebooks, or rent them…
[Edit: documenting progress in this thread https://mastodon.online/@monro/109812445178130161]
Rick Monro (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image The problem first appeared last week, when I attempted to open a book on my Kindle. The book cover appeared in my Library as normal. When I tapped on it, the following message appeared:
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Anil DashTruly nothing would have made Unix advocates more confused and upset in the late 80s than if I’d have told them “everyone will be using Unix on the desktop in the 2020s, but they’ll call it… Windows and the Mac.“