in her other hand

keep soap out of eyes

she is famous for her soap

bean soap

when someone invites me out to a tapas dinner my first thought is hmm should I ear before or get something dinner after

Just finished making soup for lunch. If you are looking for ways to eat more healthy vegetables, I suggest this soup recipe. Quick, easy, and surprisingly tasty!

• 150g broccoli (stems work great)
• 1 medium white onion
• 125g zucchini
• 200g spinach
• 500ml chicken or veggie broth
• 1 tsp dijon mustard
• 1 tbsp olive oil

1. chop the broccoli, onion, and zucchini into small pieces
2. heat the oil over low heat in a medium-large pot
3. add the onions and broccoli and let them get tender, about 5-7 min
4. add the zucchini, stir it in and let it go another 2 minutes
5. add the broth and bring to a boil
6. put a lid on and simmer for 12 minutes
7. add the spinach and put the lid back on for 2-3 more minutes
8. remove from heat and add the dijon mustard
9. using an immersion blender to puree it into a smooth velvet texture and uniform color

Serve in a bowl or big mug with a side of toasted crusty bread and enjoy!

Its OK, it says “Spezi” and its the most delicious drink you can share with a girl who smokes all your tobacco and then complains when you run out in the 90s in Germany.

Don’t give them ideas or soon airlines will do this!

Do you have immobile blankets lol

What a nice Millie!

Doesn’t mean it’s immune.

That is what it means.

Any project with a GPL or similar license is effectively immune from takeover.

As long as there is someone with the skills and interest with access to the source (and there are legions), they can use it. If someone wants to keep it the way it was or change it in some big way, they can fork it.

Every time there has been a corp buyout or ideological divide, the people exercise their rights and projects fork, preserving the independence and community values.

Kindly point me to three generalist, widely known XMPP servers.

The lack of generalist widely known XMPP servers has nothing to do with the fact that today anyone who wants to deploy a modern up to date XMPP server can do so, and has choices. There are also modern actively maintained clients. That’s my point. There are also many general free servers to join, even if not well known.

If you base the value of something on its popularity rather than its utility, then we aren’t concerned about the same things. As long as I can use the software I want to use in the way I want to use it, then I’m a happy user. I can’t control what other people use.

It’s the old “embrace, extend, extinguish” strategy in a new form.

Do I need to point out that this has never worked against linux/open source?

Probably but I’d have to look into it and see for myself about the details. I’m not going to let some asshole burn down perfectly good open source just by giving money to it.

I feel like in past few years the number of easily searched factual questions I see posted to forums has exploded. Questions like, how do I make pancakes? What is the tallest mountain? Can chickens fly?

It really seems like a ton of people have lost the ability (or never had it) to find answers for themselves.

Or I can ignore Omarchy. I can continue to use and support the open source projects I like. I’ve been a happy linux and open source user for 25+ years. So far no asshole with money has been able to mess it up yet and I don’t see that changing. Many have tried.

the last sentence hit me; the white house is independent of the President administration?

The last sentence you quoted is

The White House did not respond to a request for comment on the post.

Please help me understand how you got to “the white house is independent of the President administration” from that last sentence.

They must have changed from when I bought it 7 years ago.

If you are comparing on hardware you are missing the point. It comes with support and a free number they can call if something goes wrong. I don’t live in the same country as FIL so its was 100% worth it to make him happy with his computer.

I bought a WOW PC for my 83 year old father-in-law several years back and he loved it. It is linux based and includes support.