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WRETCHEDSORCERESS OP wrote

Reply to comment by cowloom in set up a radio :) by WRETCHEDSORCERESS

That sucks! Genuinely evil. Can't believe they'd do that to the jazz station

One of the first stations I randomly hit was some christofash talk show. The connection was really bad. They were doing a hymn but it was veiled in static. Hell of an audio experience. Sounded like a broadcast at the end of the world. And then they just started talking. Sad!

Honestly most of the stations here are still christian music or talk radio. Its amazing how many one area can sustain.

Where but for the grace of college students broadcasting weird music go I. They're playing hurdy gurdy instrumental music rn.

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blackrockinvestment OP wrote

Reply to BlackRock Financial -- The multinational investment company for your business and your family. Whether it's obsidian, basalt, onyx, coal, jet (coalified wood), or even anthracite, we offer dozens of black rocks for your enterprise risk management needs. by blackrockinvestment

hold up there buddy. crouton?

we have a ton of crew ready to help you manage your assets. we know onyx from chalcedony when we see it.

that said... if you toast a crouton long enough, you DO get a form of coal... oh.... yes..................

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cowloom wrote

Reply to set up a radio :) by WRETCHEDSORCERESS

Man I'm envious, our local jazz station turned into a variety station a few years ago, and it's not as good. Our local classical station is almost always playing NPR when I tune in. Everything else is crappy commercial butt rock, crappy commercial pop, or christofash talk radio. I have to use internet radio if I want to hear good music, and even then, most of those stations play ads.

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twovests OP wrote

Reply to by twovests

How do you explain how inexcusable this is to most people? It's not even universal that tech people know what a CA does.

This breaks encryption, by letting a server that is not google.com say, "Hi, I am google.com, and here is my public key". The cert authority is the one that checks the public keys are good. You have to trust that Microsoft trusts the right CAs, and they seemingly do not.

bad bad bad!!

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twovests OP wrote

Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Molasses (superfood) by twovests

dear holly,

Unlike highly refined sugars, molasses contains significant amounts of vitamin B6 and minerals, including calcium, magnesium, iron and manganese; one tablespoon provides up to 20% of the recommended daily value of each of those nutrients. Blackstrap is also a good source of potassium.[13]

i think this is notable when compared to corn syrup, maple syrup, and even honey

i was considering making a pecan pie, but they are so cloyingly sweet. upping the pecan content and using molasses instead of karo sounds like a great move.

further, adding (superfood) makes this funny, because it's like. not a health food. it's still molasses.

yours truly,

  • john gr- hey wait a minute
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hollyhoppet OP wrote

Reply to comment by twovests in Hot Dr Pepper by hollyhoppet

the thing about hot dr pepper 2 is so many people are gushing about it in the comments so i feel like i'm just missing something. or like maybe i'm too old for it.

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twovests wrote

Reply to Hot Dr Pepper by hollyhoppet

Ah yes, the classice "Hot Dr Pepper" YouTube video, a classic as classic as the classic "Hot Dr Pepper" beverage. Really a 10/10 video.

Really sad to see they deleted all their other videos when they uploaded Hot Dr Pepper 2 two years ago. As funny as it is to say, I am 100% sincere when I say MatrixSlide fell off with Hot Dr Pepper 2. It's a straight remake of the original with absolutely no creative additions to balance out how much other culture was lost. Utterly 0/10.

Jailbreaking iPhones in the Apple Store. The App that Apple forgot about. The Herobrine video. Eruption. MTA. All lost, for NOTHING.

I'm fuming. I'm going to need a hot Dr. Pepper.

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