huh it turns out there's kind of a monopoly on blueberry scone premade mix and it's the exact brand i bought: https://custombakehouse.com/pages/sticky-fingers

i guess "premade blueberry scone mix" is such a niche market that there's only one major player

i can't find much on "custom foods" which made these even though they were founded in 1982

their privacy policy was last updated may 2014

my god.. this is truley a small and tiny business. i am a true "peoples man", an "opiate of the masses", when i buy from this small business...

you too can buyu Custom Bakehouse Bluebe rscone today

(i have decided to create advertisements for products too)

jstpst is like a salad: if there are too many croutons, it’s kind of weird

i dont remember ;(

was it good

i like this!! thank u for making this

lmao

yeah it tells me everything i need to know

I'm curious, what does using Arch look like nowadays? How long does it take you to get from zero to working? Why did you start using it?

I've been using Linux for awhile but never dabbled in Arch. I'm curious, but I don't have much of a reason to try it

if i were to replay it several times, like, one game for the rest of my life? tunic

otherwise, outer wilds all day B)

Pop!_OS is great, Ubuntu with nice features and none of the Canonical garbage.

Has an ISO with Nvidia drivers built in, supports full disk encryption at install, full access to the apt youre familiar woth, and a custom Gnome-based shell that Ive really grown to love

oh yeah! it's a good thing and not bad at all. i just had it mentally filed away as Software That Will Never Matter To Me, because it didn't have Open Source Vibes

i could have easily done this with, say, gitlab

oh i agree with this, i like your ideas.

if those actually need to come up for some plot reason, then we can make them on the same canonical level as the imperius curse (and not sold in some silly prankboys jokestore)

I have heard of it, but I'm wary because I see its name on Hackernews-eqsue / freezepeach / libertarian-techy crowds. These are minor "guilt-by-assocation' things though. I think a lot of us vaguely fit some or all of these categories, but it makes me worry it could turn out to be another of the myriad poorly-secured righty grifts.

The head of Kagi was VP of Product for GoDaddy for awhile, and also has ventures in blockchain email and precision drones (for cargo delivery?) These are also just minor flags. (I can't blame someone too much for optimistically heading a blockchain app six years ago.)

All in all, I love the idea in theory, but a search engine is a deeply personal thing that's hard to build trust in. Google is the devil I know, etc etc.

i miss the fempire

yeah this makes sense.

i came across the indiegogo because someone was selling one on a norwegian marketplace at a 95% loss.

jeez i almost feel bad about finding this kind of funny in the way it really elegantly paints a picture of the juicing situation