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You know what goes good with pink? That’s right, more pink!

There’s a famous Dutch song:

https://genius.com/Peter-de-koning-het-is-altijd-lente-lyrics

“It’s always spring in the eyes of the dental assistant.”

Part of it is about how the singer has stopped brushing and only eats candy now. 😅

Babies can’t see any shapes at all for a while:

https://www.aao.org/eye-health/tips-prevention/baby-vision-development-first-year

I kind of get what you’re saying, but the idea that a newborn baby would even understand anything more than, “this person smells good and makes nice sounds” is probably a stretch. 😊

What does that mean? Most babies have a pretty limited understanding of the world. 😅

Sadly the web site does not work on my phone.

Does “Spicy Curry” go under C or S though?

Yes please

It’s nice to see your nipples!

Sure, although a more common occurrence was bringing in soldiers or police to shoot striking workers.

The moral of the story is to always just write the damn SQL and stop fucking around with ORM and frameworks and all of it. 😅

Anthropologists don’t dig up bodies. That’s archaeologists. Or is that the joke? 🤔

The thing is, I would like some algorithm. Are there RSS readers that have a Bayesian trainer or some other way to figure out what I’m actually interested in?

In the USA there are restrictions on what types of activities a not-for-profit company can do. For example, you can’t pay a not-for-profit to do work for you. So a common approach is to make a for-profit company owned by the not-for-profit. It will pay staff and any bills associated with work for hire or from selling stuff, and donate any money left over to the not-for-profit. Since companies are taxed based on profits, and donations are tax deductible, it lets companies get around the restrictions.

It sounds dodgy as fuck, but I worked for an open source company structured like this and it is apparently common. The COO even had a letter from the state in a file stating that it was okay. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Oh god please no!

Ironically Israel is late to the party this time, what with the UK having imprisoned hundreds of people for similar actions.

It still exists.

https://www.eurail.com/en/eurail-passes

But those are unlimited travel for a limited time, not the same as buying a ticket from point A to point B by train.

A very quotable person:

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Golda_Meir

We’re kind of there?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wero_(payment)

We just need to expand it to more countries.