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Just wanted to confirm the first bullet point: There and then, poverty might seem like it's a self-perpetuating condition, but it is indeed temporary. It takes effort to get through it, but I'm sure OP will.

Source: Ended up both unemployed and heavily in debt once upon a time (a combination of bad luck and poor choices), but I got through it and managed to pay down everything after five years. Important life lesson learned.

Snus + Godtlevert 🤔

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Butts are sandwiches. So are disc brakes.

Any flight longer than four hours are on business class

It'd probably work if they started killing the topmost million

"Stop, drop and roll", I think. Makes sense, as your mate gets to run away.

Well, that's not really synergy then, is it.

Examples I've seen where synergy has been used correctly: Two projects with different technologies, each of which has a dedicated team. The project leads agreed that it would be a good idea to use both teams for both projects "mainly for crosstraining, but the different technology backgrounds should yield some synergy within both teams"

I'd argue that "synergy" has a valid use in some corporate contexts, but due to its overuse I steer away from it. And "synergise" is technically a word, but its use represents everything this is wrong with corporate jargon.

Resolution 1x1 with 1bit color depth. Nice.

No*

*: Distro dependent. A modern desktop distro might require slightly less than a modern build. But no matter what hardware you have, there are didtros that can run on it.

I should really get around to getting my CCNP... it's been my plan since 2002. I probably need to retake my CCNA, come to think of it.

But yeah, depends on your specific field, but the cisco certs are generally highly regarded.

"Open face sandwich" is only a sandwich if it comes from the Sandwich region of southeast England. Otherwise it's just a sparkling smörgås/brødskive/bread with spread or topping

Yes, and that's why it's called a sub. But if you have to be really picky about it, the fact that it's two separated halves kinda makes it also a sandwich

No. Sandwich involves two slices of bread. A hot dog bun is, at best, considered one folded slice.

EDIT: Fine, 2+

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"Now over to Australia where a Note 7 battery exploded this morning. Another country has been added to the growing list of regions completely obliterated by a thermonuclear explosion"