

I may be overthinking this, but this Shelley module makes a dumb switch smart? And then you can turn the light on and off with the switch, but can also still control the light from your device, irrespective of the switch position, correct?


I may be overthinking this, but this Shelley module makes a dumb switch smart? And then you can turn the light on and off with the switch, but can also still control the light from your device, irrespective of the switch position, correct?


I can think of a hundred issues more pressing to the American public than the existence of same-sex marriage: inflation, the cost of healthcare, national security, the war in Gaza — the list goes on.
And yet:
When the “woke” mania swept the country in 2020, I took a step back and reevaluated where I stood and why I stood there. To my surprise, I found that I agreed with conservatives and libertarians on a number of issues. I opposed childhood gender transitions, unlawful and divisive DEI mandates, and the excesses of Critical Race Theory. I argued against biological males competing in women’s sports and being housed in women’s prisons. I did so loudly and publicly, losing many friends along the way. My stance wasn’t rooted in hate or fear but in a commitment to reason and fairness.


I assume the mine was in the town of Silent Hill
From someone who has historically dwelt on way too many things: Don’t dwell on it. You’re fine.


There is hope for my hands and wrists, maybe!


Too bad insurance in the US doesn’t cover them for weight loss.


What an age we live in
Maybe not the worst, but Nikita is better than Point of No Return.


How do I get on this gravy train?!


And yet every professional physicist will tell you that physics IS math, and that if you don’t understand the math, you can’t understand physics, and shouldn’t try.


Kind of like when the mob fought nazi saboteurs and spies in eastern seaboard ports during WWII. Like, yeah, the mafia are not good guys, but they wanted their country to triumph, and be functional in the end.


It would be easy to blame Mr Trump for the downturn; after all, he campaigned on promises to bring down prices and revive the heartland. But rural America does not. The president’s favourability rating is higher among rural voters than among any other group in our survey. Most still think he is doing a good job. In interview after interview with The Economist, farmers said they trust the administration—but that they need help to recoup the losses its foreign policy is causing them.
Jiminy Christmas, these muppets.


If you still have your face, they haven’t run out yet!


This made me so happy


Ribeye. But I would also like to put a plug in for a perfectly prepared tenderloin.
Because all other information on credit cards (or anything else) on the internet available to people eager to learn is 100% accurate, all the time?
This season’s writing is so on the nose. I don’t know if it’s believable.