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That was what we used for phone jacks before the current standard. It takes a square plug with 4 matching posts. We had one growing up.

They are too little

They do not understand

Oh yeah, Gretel's brother

They probably didn't have any B1, B2, etc buttons.

This sounds really fun tbh. Multi-pathed games are great. I'd play this.

It is what it is. I have permanent nerve damage and randomly get bouts of hiccups throughout the day. Sometimes it will be just 2 or 3, sometimes it lasts for a long time. It's annoying to say the least. But otherwise harmless. They're the least of my issues so I try to pay them no mind, but they can of course be obtrusive.

It is so incredibly frustrating and embarrassing to be a us citizen right now.

As someone who gets the hiccups 10-20x a day every day for the last 16 years, fuck hiccups

Which is just a distraction from releasing the epstein files.

All of my brother in law's dogs. Every last one of them has behavior issues because he doesn't discipline them and they just do whatever they want, including jumping on the table, couch, all over people, barking incessantly, stealing food off the counter, chewing on shoes, pillows, and plushes, and just causing general mayhem.

I have not been able to sit down at any family gatherings there for many many years with the exception of meals, and even then it's constantly fending them off. I stand the rest of the time so I don't get jumped on. It's a genuinely miserable experience being around those animals.

I'm a 26 year veteran systems / infrastructure engineer and often work on large scale data / server migration projects. My homelab is larger and more robust than 95% of the client sites I service; everything is enterprise class hardware and software. I self host my own RMM, VPN, and various data and entertainment services. Most of the things I run here are to make my life better or easier for myself and my family.

My formal education is in business administration; I did not go to school specifically for an IT Degree. It's just something I love. I went to school to understand the business side of the thing I love, which has been very helpful. If you find a job doing what you love, work can feel like an accomplishment instead of a burden.

Never stop learning!