Whoever made this is evil. I tried to blow that stupid dot of paint in the middle off my screen

You got me curious so I went looking for numbers and I think you're right.

2020

Total Early Votes: 101,453,111 • In-Person Votes: 35,811,062 • Mail Ballots Returned: 65,642,049 • Mail Ballots Outstanding: 26,576,729 Voters have requested a total of 92,218,778 ballots in the reporting states.

2024

68,235,905 mail-in and early in-person votes requested nationally

Lol, yeah I noticed that after I uploaded it, but I was already pretty late to the party as is so I didn't bother making it since I didn't think anyone would see it anyways.

I love that I'm not the only one who's taken a photo of this exact poster before lol

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I'm a day late and nobody will read this, but these comments are wild. There are quite a few states that pay full minimum wage to tipped employees, and nobody mentioned that.

In Washington for example the minimum wage is like $16 so servers are making $16/hr + tips. They're making fuckin bank!

Never mind the fact that iPhones haven't had a silver trim like that since the iPhone 3GS in 2009, yet the icons are not skeuomorphic indicative of a much newer version of iOS.

I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure giving breaths is outdated advice. It's 100% chest compressions now. I think the only exception is if they drowned.

You also need to fully encrypt the traffic in your bit torrent client. You will get fewer peers, but it's much safer

It's not even just the headlights anymore. I just had an SUV behind me last night in a turning lane, and their orange LED turn signal was so fucking bright it was lighting up the street lights high up in the air every time it blinked

It might have only even been like six months. It was in the little change log pop up during one of the updates at some point

Just to be clear, I 100% think they are selling our data. What I meant was I'm surprised they're concerned about the size of the uploads when they could just be selling the uploaded data.

Well that didn't last very long. It was 8 MB for like six years and then it just went to 25 MB maybe a year ago and now we're back down to 10 MB.

I'm surprised they aren't offsetting the cost by selling all our data to language learning models like everyone else is

Over a decade ago, I was coming to terms with being transgender, and I visited my local doctor's office to get some advice for how to proceed. The doctor being ignorant and/or cruel billed my visit outside my insurance, and I ended up having to pay like $500 out of pocket even though they basically provided no help whatsoever.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who does this. I've had the great pleasure of doing this to the driver door of two giant asshole truck drivers in the last week. #justcompactcarthings

Update for anyone reading this later, the first truck definitely had to climb through the passenger seat, but unfortunately I had to leave before the second one did. It was overnight too! :(

Before looking at VPNs, you should be encrypting your torrent traffic in the client

Note:* Remember that the encryption torrent option only encrypts your inbound and outbound torrent traffic. Although it will not be readable, your traffic can still be intercepted and tagged as torrent traffic. If you want to increase your privacy, you’ll need to encrypt the entire layer 3 traffic (at the IP level), so it is recommended to set Deluge with VPN. To hide traffic at layer 7 (application layer), use a torrent Proxy. And finally, to hide, encrypt, and speed up your torrents, use a Seedbox.*

It works as long as you can get at the authentication key that generates the one time codes. Usually you scan a QR code, but sometimes you have to paste it in as a string.

How you get that private authentication key can vary by service. For example, you can install steam mobile on an android emulator and use an open source program to extract the private authentication key.

Instead of opening Google authenticator or Authy or whatever your preferred 2FA is, you can take photos of the QR codes in Bitwarden mobile to store the TOTP codes in it, and then Bitwarden puts them on your clipboard to paste into websites

Tell them some password managers have TOTP support. I think I paid Bitwarden $10 for life or per year for TOTP so I don't need to use my phone.

To be fair, the overwhelming majority of people regardless of age don't know what LaTeX or markdown are. Not the best examples. I'm a millennial with a 4 year STEM degree and I maybe used LaTeX once because it was required, and before Discord became a thing, I'd never heard of markdown. Most people who use Discord probably don't even know it supports markdown.

That is an ancient photoshop! They are holding either the original iPhone or an iPhone 3G, the latter of which came out in 2008.