pizza_pal @pizza_pal@mastodon.social

It's been nice interacting with you!
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#/e/ Anybody know anything about whether /e/ OS will run on a samsung galaxy 7 g930v? The "v" is for verizon, I presume. I don't see it on their list of supported models, but I sure would like to give it a try.

TODO: Make kickstarter so my cat can get his Tommy Johns

So happy it's a full moon on Friday the 13th, listening to Coven's "Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls," celebrating my black cat's birthday!

stuff I want but for the _BILLS_:
-a pair of Hoka Speedgoat 3s and whatever that other new Hoka shoe is
-new brakes for my road bike (because my current ones are completely worn out and their poor performance actually led to some wheels touching & a minor wreck in a group ride a couple weeks ago)
-a BC Rich warlock
-a "McIntosh" style mechanical keyboard to use at my new job
-a pick-em-up truck (an old one, not one of those new gigantic ones)
-quality cuts of beef for my cat

My athlete's foot is really bad. I should stop wearing these wool socks maybe, but I should probably go to the Dr. and get some special ointment.

It's like in Sweet Movie where the Texan dude in the helicopter is smoking a pipe with Lenin's head and he's like "This here's Karl Marks, baby..."

Today I looked my Karl Marx piggy bank right in the eyes and he looked like just your average hipster. God help me.

Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dizark mahfucka!!

Maury on the TV , cat just vomited on the bed.

It's probably because the transporter is too important to be controlled by the main computer during manual operations?

Yeah I spelled his name wrong. Sorry.

In Star Trek: The Next Generation, they can construct really advanced computer programs with simple voice commands in natural language. But to change the settings for the transporter, they have to take it apart, and O'Brian sounds like he's talking about modular synthesizers or something.

What do I do when bots follow me?

@pizza_pal I like it pretty well. The token 'armadillo' can be successfully matched by queries such as "dilla" and "armadil". But I would like to see about performing some formal testing to assess search precision & accuracy.