Never started

Maybe you should join together with other rubes and hold a Rubicon.

Such a well-conceived feature could never possibly be abused for unintended purposes.

Why do you think this is spell check and not syntax checking?

The tab shows as unsaved up at the top and there is a JS next to that, which probably means it’s trying to parse that as JavaScript. Just save the file with an appropriate extension (maybe .txt or .md) or you can (I think) also manually set that behavior.

When a problem comes along, you must whip it!

He also is not great at managing companies either.

Do you think you can just end word’s with an S without consequence’s?

It is called the Martingale system.

Oscars grind works in a completely different fashion, and you do not raise your bet when you lose.

Sweet, sweet gender corn

Did you try…two periods instead of three?

I still own an electronic Japanese dictionary but haven’t used it in about 10 years. I have a dictionary app on my phone that I use nearly every day.

About the only thing the electronic version still does better than any of the apps I’ve tried, surprisingly, is handwritten kanji recognition, I think perhaps because it comes with a little stylus that makes it more precise.

I know that toy store! It’s right next to a brewery tasting room in the same little building/complex. The place is loaded with crazily expensive vintage action figures.

Over the weekend, he shared clip from a Tesla fan account of the prototype for the Cybercab, a two-seater robotaxi the company will allegedly be making by 2026.

It is so accurate they qualified this with “allegedly” in this sentence.

Interesting you should mention that…

You didn’t say “bless you” when I sneezed!

Tropic of Vaccination-Caused Autism

It’s the sound of paper tearing.

See: children’s book “jaajaa biribiri”

I had online (dial-up) service via QuantumLink when Bards Tale was initially released for C64.

Yeah I’m not so sure about that. I played Bards Tale when it came out and yes of course I did a lot of my own research, etc. but that kind information still got around in the form of BBSes, magazines, AOL, CompuServe and of course word of mouth. Everyone knew the Contra code despite the lack of ubiquitous internet.