Jim @sullybiker@sully.site

@HayleyMulch You been having a boogie?

@Nimbius666 BYOD (Bring your own door)

@Nimbius666 And then you fly it

Looks like it will be fun next week

Just before the cold snap, y my central heating furnace decided that 25yrs was enough service and decided to shit itself. They just fitted the new unit, and it's dual fuel heat-pump ready for when the AC inevitably gives up as well.

@terrigarland@mas.to Snow brings so much to a scene.

@Shrigglepuss Certainly.

@Shrigglepuss A big part of the culture is bragging.

@vriska I grounded your mom

@FourOh-LLC @threalist "Too often officials are willing to accept and adapt to situations they know to be wrong. The tendency is to downplay problems instead of actively trying to correct them. Recognizing this, many subordinates give up, contain their views within themselves, and wait for others to take action."

@finner I used to suffer really badly from reflux. Cutting coffee is definitely helpful in mitigating it. I still cannot drink wine or eat pizza after 5pm.

@FourOh-LLC @threalist I refer to this essay often.
https://govleaders.org/rickover.htm

@thatbrickster@shitposter.club Absolutely could have been a total loss. Happened at fairly low pressure too.

@thatbrickster@shitposter.club The whole thing is a mess. The sad thing is it is very capable on paper, and has opened up low-density long-range routes for carriers (they are common over the Atlantic now - a 737!) but they must get it right.

@FourOh-LLC @threalist This reminds me of that Bing AI answer about throwing your car battery into the sea, how it is a good thing because it can 'recharge the Gulf Stream'.

@FourOh-LLC @threalist Because they don't know better. That's the real horror of AI.

@FourOh-LLC @threalist I think it's simply a case of how systems and organizations break down and normalize bad practice. It seems to happen everywhere. Competence becomes devalued and even viewed with suspicion.