SharpWit

Love technology connections. Entertaining and really good at explaining the basics for a rock dweller like me. I used to use my old laptop for watching movies and listening to music. There wasn't anything special about it I think, it just had a bigger better screen, and louder speakers than my phone. So when it broke, I went and purchased the same updated model, so I could maintain that quality of experience. Instead, the graphics for video are garbage, and the speakers sound like they were pulled out of a singing birthday card. I figured I can at least use it to go through my photos, typing, and general browsing, but file transfers don't even work the same anymore. There's no "move" from here to there option, and it gets angry dragging them around, refusing to do so in some instances. I got back into playing minecraft for a bit and it handled that fine, but thats not asking a lot.

Washington had lots of cloud cover, couldn't see anything through our glasses, but at 12:14pm pacific it started to break through and I could just make out a bite in the cookie. You can see it better when I messed with my phone's editing tools And my live stargazing app for comparison With the rain it wasn't discernably darker or colder like in 2017, and the birds didn't go quiet like then, but I still really enjoyed the glimpse I got. Edit: The 2017 eclipse had closer to 90% coverage where I'm at, versus the 10-20% this time around. I don't know for 2023 because I traveled for that one even though it was the annular.

Well they haven't been active since pie day of 2020, but there's a few examples on Derpibooru, though I'm not sure whether they're appropriate for here or not.

All kinds of things, but I think the two most prominent was a soldier or a dinosaur. I still do the latter sometimes, especially when I'm at the beach. When I was 3 I had this set of Superman Pajamas, cape and all, and I wore them out to a local park. It used to have this big merry go round, and all the older kids would run as fast as they could to get it up to speed. I had the fun idea to leap off thinking that I could fly. Somehow I maintained the pose, and little ol me made it nearly 20 feet before crashing into the woodchips. I wasn't badly hurt, but I was bawling my eyes out. It could've been a lot worse because my head was inches away from the curb.

@MirageYour situation reminds me of a few things. Last night I had many strange dreams. The one that sticks out the most to me, was about being a police officer investigating this set of elevators. A few people had gone missing in them, and it was because they were passing through parts of the floor that otherwise looked normal, and falling down the shaft. Stranger still, was these elevators had doors on either side. When they opened, I could see police officers on the other side who were also investigating, but they couldn't see me. And the other elevator was the reverse. We could talk just fine but it made cooperstion very difficult. To add to the confusion, they seemed to be police from the 80s. I woke up before we could really get anywhere.

I build a Building Department to implement penalties for code violations and a means to apply for building permits. The exterior is made up of black marble, with oversized steps and tall columns. Do you go inside?

In what way, it's condition? For now I'd say my host performs adequately, but we'll see what the neurologist says after the MRI next month.

Didn't know G4 existed, hadn't even seen any memes, but midway through the second season, two friends of mine, back in the 8th grade, said I should check it out. They were part of the Fandom for a few years but moved on to other things and places. Another friend of mine briefly got into it since he's a fan of animation in general, as did another. I'm the only one I know who's stuck it out, and I'm way behind!

I'm a night owl, who likes to explore story ideas, bits of science and food concepts, and my brain doesn't usually get to spin its gears till I'm home. For some reason it was easier to do during highschool. I guess the workload was less in time and capacity. Brush off school work? Sure, and stay up till 3am on Wikipedia reading about how the cantons of Switzerland came about. My last one was looking into cows for a personal speculative evolution project.

Well,,, Anyone can use a book if they can read. Same for CDs and DVDs as long as you have a player which most people still do. Cell phones are a little iffy, but there's a market. Parents on a budget getting their kid's first phone, the elderly, or simple devices for employees out in the field. Consoles and Desktops are easy to generally easy to repair or use for parts. TVs and Monitors are a different story altogether. Monitors can be quite cheaply made, and if they need repairs, I'm guessing it's to a major component. Even if you can get what you need, it may be cheaper to just get a new one when you account for cost and time. There's also the matter of quality. Modern visual media, looks best on a modern screen. People aren't looking for a lesser experience. The final thing is to ask yourself, why am I getting rid of this? Because chances are more than likely thats the same reason others don't want it.

As someone who works with animals, I have decided I don't want to have anything considerably dangerous, and we'll knock off anything that comes with sentience as well, so I'm saying a Golden Goose, whether it's the one with gold plumage or laying golden eggs.

5 on a week day, 2-3 on a day off.

I do love him, but he knows me as Food Man, not mommy.

I'm not very musically inclined, but until recently, Dire Straits was my favorite band by default. I have the Brothers in Arms album on cassette and listen to it on an awesome but less than perfect portable player. Also, it's just one of those songs that just gets me going and I would jam out to it with my dad and brothers.

Is the candy market competitive in Ponyville? Do you produce a variety of blueberry candies, or just one in particular? Blueberry aside, what's your second favorite flavor? What allergies do you have if any? Any upcoming projects or products you'd like to share? What's something others would be surprised to learn about you? Do you prefer yellow or white lighting? Do you enjoy blueberries outside of sweets and baked goods? If I have three baskets with seventeen blueberries each, and you have two baskets with twenty one blueberries each, but have eaten a third of your berries, how many berries would I have to eat so we have the same number of berries in each basket? What was the last sticker you had?

My opinion changes on the order of the image, and these don't appear to be in order, so I'll make my best guess. I think the French is better given that it's supposed to be a French cookbook. Baka sounds better, and Bug Off doesn't sound right. Maybe an incredibly sheltered child would repeatedly shout that, but there were better translations or alternative phrases available. Spike refusing to get up seems janky? Again, seems like a translation issue. Rephrase the line and try again. His image of being upset, or maybe one of him sleeping with some Z's would be recognizable enough. Also, his face doesnt jump out at us because he's a cartoon in a cartoon world, but wouldn't that be a hyper realistic image to everyone else? The student driver driver image doesn't work at all for me. It needs to emphasize that they're a student more than just nervous or cautious? Change is fine to make things work for a different audience, but it should only be done to maintain flow, remain subtle, and actually work? Otherwise what was the point.

@ZiggWheelsManning Hold up, you use an icecream scoop for your peanut butter? I honestly forgot I made this topic

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the wedding rings are usually simple because, 1. They're meant to represent an eternal promise to one another, a symbolic contract. 2. Under traditional judeo-christian beliefs we're probably supposed to show modesty when making a pact or swearing before god right? Also the reason for the white dress for purity and everyone else dressing well but not to extravagantly? 3. Under feudalism everyone who wasn't nobility was generally poor, so a plain metal band was all anyone could afford? Meanwhile, the engagement ring is a more recent addition to marital tradition. An offering to a potential partner that proves you're willing and able to provide for them, pushed by romantic media and the daimond industry. What's important is making your partner happy. For example, I had a rough design and jewelry company in mind for my girlfriend, whom I'm still not engaged to, but we've preemptively gone over quite a bit over 5 years. However, with the complete lack of privacy that comes with carrying a recording device at all times, she received multiple ads for engagement rings and happened across one she absolutely fell in love with, and has very much expressed that's the one she wants. It may have taken away that part in the creative process as the would be groom, but that's ultimately what she's eventually going to get. Also, I've come up with so many ideas for how our actual ceremony will go that she loves, that that kind of makes up for it. Someday, will be a day to remember <3

One of my chiropractic therapies involves hanging my head off of a ledge for 10 minutes. If you start with having ben up for 2 hours without any breakfast, exercise for 1 hour, then lay on your back on your bed with your head hanging off to where it's not resting on anything, then I'm pretty sure you'll be feeling a bit lethargic for at least half an hour, and you'll have burnt a good chunk of energy. Then again, you said without doing too much.