I like doing my donations on Giving Tuesday.

My list includes:

• Medito

• Signal

• Mozilla

• Wikipedia

• Khan Academy

• Lemmy instance

• Mastodon

• Local NPR station

• Local animal shelter

• ACLU

• Propublica

• SPLC

• Planned Parenthood

Gonna be honest, I forgot Photobucket existed.

I mean I tried In-N-Out, but it was just… Fine? Maybe it was over-hyped before I tried it, but I wasn’t blown away. It didn’t do anything wrong, but it didn’t do anything for me.

My comments were steered more towards the burgers, but I will say none of the places I mentioned impressed me with the fries (esp Whataburger).

Whataburger vs Wendy’s is a poor comparison. I see their true rivals are Five Guys, Shake Shack, and In and Out.

And if you’re wondering about my pick, it’s Five Guys.

Fuck Ted Faro!

It’s a silly name for sure.

Whatever you pick, first test it by running it from a USB drive first.

I’m experimenting with Pop!_OS on my aging laptop running it on a USB drive. Was happy to see it supports 2-in-1 functionality.

There’s machines that can’t upgrade to Win11. That’s the issue OP is talking about.

The original source is The Hill.

For awareness when reading the article: the source is The Sunday Times, owned by News Corp.

All part of Project 2025!

Yeah I wish I could share a link to the article/podcast, but I’m having trouble finding it right now.

Edit: Found it! It was from On the Media, WNYC. September 13th, 2024 episode around 27m:47s. Here’s the link: https://pca.st/episode/3f8ff092-92b9-4767-9725-6dbe3af715be?t=1667

I was recently listening to NPR/public radio discuss the margin of error. There are 4 types, and only one of those are used when reporting poll numbers.

The recommendation was to double the reported number to get a better idea of the true margin of error.