Well the other option was a brown woman, so what can you expect? /s
In all honesty I had my problems with Kamala and the dems since they did Bernie dirty, but I also believe in lesser evils. I doubt the dems would’ve kicked 17M people off of healthcare. Still probably would be dropping the same amount of bombs, but little wins ya know
Not exactly free, but if you dont know how to cook, or only eat the same like 3 things, meal kits like Hellofresh and others usually have pretty big sales where you can get food for pretty cheap. It’s a bit of a scam because they say like “17 free meals” but they don’t tell you its spread out over like 10 weeks. So your first box is half off, next one is 40% off, and so forth. BUT, you get to keep recipes that they send you, and then you can just get groceries from the store for like 50% - 80% the price.
Or if you already know how to cook and just want to dove in to recipes, they’re all free online at https://www.hellofresh.com/recipes , I would recommend browsing through when deciding what to eat for the week.
Looks really good, maybe a little well done, but nothing wrong with that if you like the taste. But those fries look immaculate if you hand cut them!
The extremely attractive and benevolent socialite with seemingly limitless wealth from mysterious sources that they are going on fetch quests for (which is about 60% of thr campaign) is actually a shapechanged amethyst dragon who is plotting an ascension ritual and is the big bad foe the campaign.
Also the seemingly benevolent order of monks are in actuality a cult for a far realm eldritch entity (a fact that only the highest ranking 5 members actually know), and the tattoo of a third eye all the acolytes get will actually anchor that entity to the world so it can come through and try to take over… but that’s next campaign.
Surprise surprise, that’s a similar time frame the last attempt at this gave. Apparently the they never got too far off thr ground because they had to divert resources to help against covid
I’ve never raised children in any capacity, but let me give my opinion as a former child myself. I think there’s a lot of pros and a lot of cons to having a smart phone as a child. First question is financial. If you can’t afford it, probably not worth it. Second most important I’d say is if you feel you can keep your kid safe on the internet, primarily with things like parental controls and what not. There’s obviously lots of other points to consider, but if you decide to go with it, it might be good to have it be something your kid earns. Doing well on report cards, working on a personal goal, doing extra chores for a summer, stuff like that. Make a goal and have phone privileges be the reward. And make sure they know it’s technically “your” phone, and is a privilege, not a right. You can take it away whenever you want if they haven’t earned the privilege of using it
I know it’s just the language, but my wife and I got a kick when the results of her CT scan said her reproductive organs were “grossly unremarkable”
James Acaster has a good 4 part comedy special. Jeff Arcuri is pretty active on YouTube and instagram
My company is basically 30 startups in a trenchcoat. The bulk of our my org’s application was written 5-10 years ago by like 4 dudes, none of whom work at the company anymore. Cowboy coding doesn’t come close. We have so much legacy code and I alternate between “how the fuck does this work” in an impressed way and a horrified way anytime I look at it
I’m easily satisfied with life. I have a pretty good job and make pretty good money, good friends, and I have a beautiful wife, and that’s all I need. I’m not the ambitious type who needs to keep making more and more money. I don’t need the fanciest car or designer clothes. I don’t want to be famous, and I don’t have anything to prove to strangers. That makes it much easier to be happy, I think.
Pictured here: the average millenial transitions from late 20’s to early 30’s
Also, if you’re looking for motivation, I totally get that. I normally don’t do personal projects, because it feels like work, and I like to keep that separate from free time. But I found it’s easier to find motivation when it’s something you enjoy. The project I’ve worked most on is a magic item shop generator for the D&D games I run since I always found coming up with prices and random items to be difficult. I haven’t turned it into a full web app yet, it’s just a script to print out a table with the PrettyTables python library, but I worked on that in the airport on my last vacation because I was enjoying it!
I know Python specifically has a lot of good documentation online, but it’s pretty technical language. I would really recommend coding along with a tutorial online
Sorry I can’t actually answer your question, but in my experience, it’s hard to learn actual programming in a classroom type setting. I got a 4 year degree from a state school in computer science, and I’ve been working as a software engineer since may of 2020 (and a student contractor for 2 years before that), and I think 90% of my experience was obtained on the job.
That being said, I do think finding a tutorial online for the type of project you want to learn is a great starting point, provided you have the basic knowledge of programming concepts. If you don’t, I think w3schools is a great place to grab those. Private tutors or online classrooms are going to be expensive and the quality might not be guaranteed.
What I think you really need / want is guided, hands-on learning. Most languages and frameworks are free to download and use, and there’s lots and lots of tutorials out there. A great basic one for full stack engineering is a making a To-Do List (django python back end, and either react or angular front end is a decently easy framework). It’ll teach you basic front-end, back-end, and database concepts, and then you can play around with it whoever you want. I’d recommend uploading it to your personal github repo eith a README file talking about how to run it locally, so you can send it to possible employers. That’s a big thing that a lot of companies ask for in the interview process.
I’m definitely not below average in that department, and I’m fine with it. It is a mostly spandex material, so it’ll stretch for days. The pouch doesn’t have any empty space for sure, but I’m never feeling compressed down there. And if you get the long boxer briefs, then you can pull the legs up a bit to get extra room for the jewels if you need it
Personally I use meundies long boxer briefs. They run a little small. I’m a big guy, 40-44 waist, usually for shirts I wear a 2x, 1x if it runs big. I need to go 3x in meindies and even then they’re a little tight, but not uncomfortably so.
They last a while, I’ve had a few pairs for a few years now. I’d recommend joining the membership (no fees, cancel anytime, postpone anytime) and get a pair. If you like them, get a new pair every month or two. Till you fill out your closet.
They’re a little pricey at close to $15 - $20 a pair, but they’re fun patterns and decent quality if you feel like splurging. But get ready for ads on every ither youtube video for the next year if you even go to their website
Honestly I haven’t listened to anything past Donda. I love graduation and mbdtf, and Bound 2 and Moon still give me chills just for melodies. But I’ve still got Chance and Cudi so I’m good
Good when I’m listening, bad when I’m talking. Ive been trained by years of online gaming to not look at people while I talk