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"You doing your ugly type type type stuff?" - My OSX using spouse when I do literally anything in terminal

Literally dozens of us.

Containment outlined in documentary film "Birdbox"

Stage 42 is when the whole universe is cancer.

Stage 9 is everyone in the same room as you for more than 5 minute gets cancer.

Stage 10 is when people just see an image of you and boom - cancer. Saw Ol' Joe on the TV? Cancer. Disneyland Hall of Pridents? Animatronic cancer. You saw an Amtrack train in the distance? Close enough. Cancer.

That's what the broligarchy paid for. Literally. The term is "RAGE" Retire All Government Employees.

This looks great, well done. I like the cast iron pizza stone, I do the same.

If you're not already, I find that using the full Neopalitan dough is worth it. The 00 flour, giving it time for a good rise, and stretching it (never rolling). All worth it. Just crank that oven up as high as it can go.

I don't brush the crust with oil, but give it a try and see if you like it.

As for onions, I usually sautee them down.

People in general have no idea and just want to get spun up on drama and manufactured outrage.

Same thing happened when people started scrapping Twitter 10-15 years ago.

Seriously.

One vampire Dev pops "by clicking agree, you consent to vampires entering your home." Into line 57842368 of the Instagram/FB TOS and suddenly it's a feeding frenzy....

...How does one sell a script to Black Mirror?

Yeah, it's different for everyone.

My "counterfactual" is knowing a lot of kids that were home schooled. They were just young weird adults that didn't thrive in most circumstances. There's a reason why even rural agrarian societies found value is putting kids together.

Amazing how this guy has no idea that schools are just as much about socializing and learning to deal with other people and situations you'll be in for the rest of your life. That's not "child care," it's a structured environment where the main goal is learning and the real benefits are everything else on the fringes.

You've been through the wilderness, friend.