This game is impossible to find right now. It has been out of stock since basically 3 days after the last printing and isn’t expected for another few months based on what stores have told me.

Zenni is great. There’s also Canadian company Clearly, a subsidiary of the French Essilor International, which used to be called “Clearly Contacts” but rebranded a while back. Similar idea to Zenni and same low prices. I like Clearly a bit more because they have recognizable brands just heavily discounted. I know…

Marsha P. Johnson throwing the first brick is not strongly corroborated for two reasons: 1) Marsha herself said many times she was not there when the riot started and arrived hours later. 2) No one knows who “threw the first brick” or more appropriately kicked the whole thing off as no one even knows if a brick was…

> Pride was started by black trans women.

I use an app called Medsafe on Android. It had schedules that nag you to take your meds, automatic refill reminders based on number of doses taken since the last one, etc. It also has the ability to record taking an unscheduled medication. Ie, I can hit “Add Dose -> 2x Advil XS” and it will record the date/time alongsi…

Many moons ago when I was a line cook we had a mandoline similar to the Bron 3839:

It’s still “minty” but Listerine Total Care isn’t nearly as intense as other mouth washes. Cutting it with a bit of water helps too.

While not quite as bad as a crown, I had a sizable filling fall out and take some of the surrounding tooth with it (looks like there was decay behind the filling.) Since there’s no pain (yet,) bleeding, or infection (yet) all I can do is brush obsessively, pack the missing area with wax, avoid certain foods, and chew…

In my part of Canada “broken or knocked out teeth” doesn’t count without something else accompanying it (pain, bleeding, infection.) Even then, first line treatment is pharmaceuticals and it’s only an emergency worthy of care if those don’t work. I know because I am sitting here with a broken tooth packed with Ortho…

I can’t wait to check this game out but I do worry I won’t make it past the turn based nature of the game. My introduction to strategy games was thousands of hours of Age of Empires and its sequels and I’ve always preferred real-time game play... Here’s hoping I can get in to this TBS unlike all the others before...

Thanks for this article.

I also have a mini-speech that runs through my head every time I see someone in a giant puffer coat when it’s only, like, 45-50 degrees out. (WHY? You are only making it worse for yourself when it’s actually cold out, save the Canada Goose until then. A light coat or heavy jacket in 45-degree weather is FINE.)

There’s a chain of gyms where I live with monthly fees ranging from CAD$35-50/mo depending on contract length. That is compared to most of the other gyms which are in the CAD$20/mo range. Now, paying double doesn’t get you much in the way of extra amenities, but they’re never busy.

I’d like to know what “internal subnet layout” is supposed to mean. It sounds really important but when I think about it, it just means 192.168.1.0/24 yes? Pretty sure that would be in the first three guesses.

you need to change your password and update your security options immediately so that no one can break into your account using leaked info. (You might also want to manually log out of your account and log back in, and make sure you disable and reenable any connected services, if applicable.)

Another article said she added code to the internal copy of Chrome used on corporate machines. Not only is that by itself probably a gross violation of security policies (and she was a security engineer) but I highly doubt InfoSec personnel deploy production code as part of their responsibilities. It’s far more likely…

On the blatantly evil Church... You need to realize that the author, Philip Pullman, is an outspoken agnostic atheist or more accurately an anti-theist. While not as well known as the likes of Christopher Hitchens or Richard Dawkins he is in their company.

Redheads have been found to require about 20 percent more general anesthesia, and be more resistant to local anesthesia. They have also been found to be more sensitive to pain but actually need lower doses of analgesics than the general population to control it.

“14% of the population is missing a tendon in their arm.”—Swiftapple [confirmed, depending on ethnicity]

Question about use of the singular they... Assuming the question “can you direct me to <insert name>?” With gendered pronouns one might respond “[he/she] is on the second floor.” With the plural they one would say “they are on the second floor” is that also true of the singular they or is one expected to say “they is…