This is just one singing bird away from being a Disney scene

No problem! Enjoy your alcoholic adventure!

Plenty of good cheap bourbon out there:

Cheapest, but very drinkable:

• Evan Williams
• Very Old Barton

A little more expensive, but amazing:

• Buffalo Trace
• Four Roses
• Basil Hayden
• 1792

Same here. My monthly is $8.42. It’s kinda hard to beat that deal, but man, i sure wish Google would fix a lot of stuff that’s making YouTube / Music a really crappy experience.

Not exactly. YT just banned the practice of being sponsored by gun-related companies. I don’t think Hickock or gun Jesus uses sponsorships, but many others do (DemoRanch for sure)

What do you use diff eq’s for on a daily basis?

As an engineer, doubt.

It works the other way too.

I went to Starbucks once (while probably hungover) and asked for a coffee. Employee said what size? I said “medium is fine”. She started at me like a deer gazing into headlights for a minute and said “we only have demi, short, tall, venti, and grande”.

Like seriously,…

You’re right. Editing my post

Some restaurants are now starting to do this for every bill - not just for large groups.

If a restaurant owner won’t pay their staff enough without tips, that’s the real problem.

Oh you sweet summer child. I’m not talking about the “large group” gratuity (which is also bullshit)… I’m talking about restaurants that are now adding an 18% gratuity for every bill - even if you just came in to have a drink.

Just wait until you visit a restaurant that automatically adds 18% gratuity then also expects you to tip on to of that.

🎵 Oh, say can you goatse,…🎵

Who hurt you?

Try flipping it around and inserting it from the other end

The $20 one-time fee is to remove ads from the “standard” app.

The subscription pricing is for Sync Ultra, which has Cloud backup for settings and some more advanced features in addition to no ads.

Been using SolidWorks for over 20 years.

This just isn’t true any more. Is SolidWorks buggy? Sometimes, yeah. But with the right machine and knowing how to model things correctly, crashes are rare. Maybe once every couple of weeks - and I’m using it 6+ hours per day.

The reason SolidWorks gets a bad rap (mostly from Reddit) is because the majority of posters are students with shitty computers.