tiredofsametab

Just eat garlic on its own if you’re going to go that route; I don’t know how you could taste anything else in the dish!

It might be the way Bing is tokenizing and/or how far back it’s looking to connect things when compared to Google.

A statistical model predicted that “in heat” with no upper-case H nor quotes, was more likely to refer to the biological condition. Don’t get me wrong: I think these things are dumb, but that was a fully predictable result. (‘…the movie “Heat”’ would probably get you there).

As someone who lives in Japan, I’ve got some bad news for you…

The good news is that it’s mostly just the olds. The bad news is that it isn’t exclusively just the older generations.

Clean place to stand to change clothes without getting your socks/feet on the rest of the gross floor? I’ve seen those in some washrooms around the world.

BRB – I have to tell the country of Japan they’re doing dates wrong /s.

For the things I’m thinking about, the year generally doesn’t matter. I’m thinking advertisements or even things that say like ‘Spring 2025 menu 2025年の春メヌー’ or something which preserves context. A lot are also written on shop whiteboards and such which are changed fairly regularly. In my own notes, in anything I may care about that far into the future, I do write the full date in ISO-8601

And, when the context of the year is understood, you can just drop it. At least Japanese does this (and I’m pretty sure Chinese does as well).

So only 63-year-olds who can add properly?

Anything to do with a paper check you wrote sounds good enough for me, but I’m just one random dude on the internet.

0; am old. What’s funny is that it’s 2025 and anyone trying to get internet in Japan with one of the only two fiber providers (NTT) still has to send a fax to set it up.

I was on BBS, Compuserve, and eventually AoL and others. I forget when I first saw it, but it felt later to me. It’s possible it just wasn’t popular when and where I was around and that meant I didn’t see it until much later, but I don’t remember it. I remember being confused the first time I saw it, wondering what it might stand for.

I am somehow one step removed as XD feels young to me 8-)

But what is a meme if it doesn’t miss GenX. Whatever. (I assume here that the ‘I hate my wife’ is meant to be a jab at boomer humor, but I may be wrong).

I saw it twice that I can remember in person in my ~30 years growing up and living in the US. Can’t speak for the last decade as I’ve only spent a couple weeks in the US in that time to see family.

Jetstream 0.5. Probably 5 is the closest. I still have a box of 2 floating around.

Hey, you’re the one fucking this goat; I’m just holding the horns.

sigh don’t make me get the spray bottle; you know you’re not allowed on the table in here

Thanks in advance

Yeah, anyone I know who is calling is doing so because it’s time-sensitive. All of my friends should know that of me as well. Anyone like the person in the meme would not be a friend of mine.

I would need it on a black or white background

I don’t know why, but the word “hotdish” bothers me; I guess because I assume it refers to sort of dish/vessel rather than food.