tora baby :) 🌈

I love a hater tweet. Imma pin it. 💕🥰

>1/3rd of Framework Laptop 13 Pro customers are buying it to replace a MacBook Pro, and almost all of them are switching to Linux (based on our optional post-purchase surveys).

It’s the fact that they deliberately go over the top (you can tell there are cuts where they prob started laughing and had to stop) but like…. it’s parody AND genuinely enjoyable to watch/listen. They always look fabulous, too.

Monday could be the biggest severe weather day of the year for 13 million people from St. Louis to Chicago. We are tracking a major threat for strong tornadoes, destructive hail, and damaging winds. Review your severe weather plan now and stay tuned for updates.

@catgirlprostate as an IT tech i cant stress enough, brother printers really are just that solid. they're not overengineered or have annoying software. you install the printer, install the drivers from the Brother website via your computer's bog standard printer installation, and thats it

It should NOT be this hard to buy a privacy-respecting printer. Seriously. A printer should be one of the simplest devices in the house. You send it a document. It puts ink or toner on paper. That should be the whole relationship. Instead, the mainstream printer market has become a swamp of cloud accounts, mobile apps, subscriptions, cartridge DRM, remote diagnostics, vendor lock-in, and “smart” features nobody asked for. HP is the canonical example of how bad this got. HP+ ties the printer to an HP account, an internet connection, and original HP ink for the life of the device. Dynamic Security can reject cartridges based on vendor-controlled firmware rules. Instant Ink turns printing into a subscription relationship. Why does it need to talk to the vendor just to do the one job it was built for? And from a security perspective, this is a nightmare. A Wi-Fi printer is a computer on your LAN. It has firmware, network services, a web admin panel, default settings, cloud features, and sometimes stored documents or saved credentials. A compromised printer can expose services. It can: - advertise itself to the LAN - store print jobs and scans - keep address books and scan destinations - hold credentials for scan-to-email, scan-to-SMB, scan-to-FTP, LDAP, or remote management And it usually sits on the same network as your laptop, phone, NAS, smart home devices, and sometimes work machine. Used printers are worse. Assume the previous owner left behind Wi-Fi settings, scan destinations, address books, stored credentials, and cached documents. One reason to prefer black-and-white: many color laser printers can embed machine identification codes into printed pages. Yellow dots are the famous version. The broader issue is forensic marking. Good intel on this is weirdly hard to come by.

My dick's so big that it goes into cervixes and gets skewered by the metal part of the IUD is a weird lie guys tell. It's like the "bag of sand" part of 40 Year Old Virgin.

Bruh the NCSBN is really having people retake the nclex due to the increased amount of cheating. Even if you pass, if you score too high or finish too fast, you will have to retake it. If you failed the NCLEX & pass with an increased percentage/score you must retake it. 😵‍💫😵‍💫

@3rdstringW Thanks. I understand. It’s different in nursing. You’re judged hella crazy after failing the nclex 3 times.

@gorgeouskitty5 It can be for some. Bar, CPA, etc. are tough exams in the end once an individual passes they’ll never be judged on how many times they took the exam.

@3rdstringW aye is it normal for someone to fail the bar six times???

Asian folks killed Affirmative Action at colleges bc they thought Black and Brown folks were taking their spots and they still didn't get in, and here we go again but for high schools.

@Kuenemanjohn @midwestgirl804 @IlliniJen No. She’s lying.

@midwestgirl804 @IlliniJen Really?

Orlando Rivas is in a coma after heroically shielding students from a falling pole outside Buffalo Grove High School in Illinois. The security guard sprang into action to protect the kids when a car slammed into the pole just as school let out. This devoted father of four is now fighting a traumatic brain injury. His family urgently needs help with medical bills and recovery costs. Donate here: gofundme.com/f/orlando-rivas Please share to support this hero and his family.

@midwestgirl804 @IlliniJen No it does not come out of taxes. That is misinformation. Workers comp is an insurance for employees being injured on the job. The average payment for workers comp is 20-40K. Also employers fight against workers comp claims, then the employee must sue for it.

@IlliniJen Our taxes pay for Worker's comp. Hope he recovers quickly.

Mica Miller’s Final 911 Call: What We Know 💔 On April 27, 2024, 30-year-old Mica Miller from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, made a devastating 911 call from Lumber River State Park in North Carolina. She told the dispatcher: “I’m about to kill myself and I just want my family to know where to find me.” She had purchased a handgun earlier that same day. Authorities later ruled her death a suicide by self-inflicted gunshot wound. Mica was the wife of South Carolina pastor John-Paul Miller. Her family has publicly questioned the official ruling, citing years of alleged harassment, control, and abuse in her marriage. They continue to fight for more answers and justice. This heartbreaking case is a painful reminder of how domestic struggles and mental health crises can end in tragedy. Rest in peace, Mica. May her story encourage anyone struggling to reach out for help. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.)

@NonBinaryJew I just saw a posting that someone failed it six times. And that’s crazy to me.

No. Passing the bar ain't even hard. Imma do that in 10 years when i sit for it

these are gorgeous

Oseola McCarty was a Mississippi philanthropist who donated most of her life savings, $150,000, to the University of Southern Mississippi to provide scholarships for African American students in need. A seamstress and washerwoman who was paid mostly in dollar bills and loose change her entire life, McCarty was praised for her generosity and received many awards, including an honorary degree from the university. McCarty was born on March 7, 1908, in Shubuta, Mississippi. #BlackHistory

Listen up, Florida people! I wanted to share this pearl of information. There's a ferry that will take you from Fort Lauderdale to Bimini, Bahamas, in just two hours! Fresh seafood, beautiful blue waters, and amazing vibes! Let’s go!

Nigga like me leaning forward and catching that shit

I know non-Texans hate Texas and its people unnecessarily but it is imperative that you pay close attention to the fact that Corpus Christi will be running out of water soon. It is a city of over 300K and if it can happen there it can happen anywhere in the US