“Are you going to let them win?”

People need to be taught that killing people is wrong. The natural instinct can be to use this permanent solution to a problem.

Hook up your bathroom fan to a humidity sensor

Automate any window blinds

Christmas leds on exterior. Dig-quad with WLED software.

We don’t trust people under 21 with alcohol that affects them for a few hours. Letting kids make life altering decisions is irresponsible.

When in the bathroom, the marketing and ingredients to all the shampoos were read.

But the toppings contain potassium benzoate…

That’s good!

This is just an ad

Not sure why this is marked NSFW

Maybe a tsbp so the can stragicially use it as a dip spot for each bite.

Any idea on where I can find clients that fall out of lease?

Yes! I’m on the latest iOS 17.4 and now I need to turn my Bluetooth on/off every time I need to connect my headphones.

This was my first thought. Is there something South Park has not done?

I bought Shelly relays. These fit behind existing switches so you can keep the originals. They can tie into Home Assistant.

I’m against it. Men and women are built differently. That’s the point.

You can’t take a pill, chop off some parts and be the other gender.

A men’s track and field Olympic gold medalist should not be able to then have his hormones suppressed then be able to compete in the women’s events. That does not undo all the development that occurred previously.

Teenagers are still developing, both mentally and physically. They should not be able to change either. A lot of things are happening and they don’t understand. The maturity needed to make such a decision is too big.

Could a white person identify as black? And vice versa? I see gender in a similar light.

It’s another things to charge and keep track of. Have a long flight and forgot to charge your phones? Too bad.

Whiskey, sweet vermouth, a dash of bitters

Have you tried a Manhattan? It’s similar but I find it smoother.

I love it

As a person who is on the tail end of COVID infection, this describes my current symptoms.