I'm gonna need to borrow @jon-nyc 's popcorn maker.

Other than humans, I read somewhere that there are a couple of animals which recognize themselves in a mirror, and do not think it is an enemy.

Lines? We have lines?

@Mik said in Is it live? Or Memorex?: will now be subjected to endless investigations You forgot the Laptop from Hell.

@Mik said in The Tire Slashers: That's really, really stupid. What happens then is an even more polluting tow truck comes out to change the tires and the SUV goes on its merry way. Silly Mik, you expect these guys to think it through?

Vogons. Hands down.

That article must have been taken down. I put up one from the Guardian. Yes, I am aware we have done this in the past, possibly not so distant past. But we don't need former officials yammering on about it.

@George-K said in Parent vs Grandparent discussions: D4 responds: "He does that every night when he falls asleep lol" I said, "So do I." I never thought it was possible to emotionally scar one's adult children. Now I see that was wrong.

This kind of thing can happen when the demand for election fraud so greatly exceeds the supply.

What about apps? Some services are almost only used through apps, such as Zoom or Slack.

You can find the info presented more succinctly, if you Google

Ewww...

Every time we discover something new our first instinct is to think how smart we are. Then, upon reflection, we realize how little we really know.

Meh. Cats' Law is much more useful and more interesting. I developed it years ago. It has never failed me. I haven't touted it much; I think it is high time I shared it with the world. Cats' Law: There is always room for one more thing in the refrigerator.