Falmarri @ Falmarri @lemmy.world

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No one was being uncivil...

68 degrees is the ideal temperature according to science. Here's a random article I found, no idea of its quality https://www.sleepfoundation.org/bedroom-environment/best-temperature-for-sleep

But temperature significantly affects your sleep quality and circadian rhythm.

No, that wasn't the question at all... And your post had no kinks in it

What do you consider a good one? Bean patties aren't burgers.

You should get an AC. You're getting significantly lower quality sleep

This man is my exact double!

This. It serves literally nothing but useless SEO websites.

That's because beyond is disgusting. Impossible is very close

because veggie burgers are like, really fucking good.

In what world are veggie burgers good? I don't want quinoa in my fucking burger.

Beyond burgers suck. Have you tried an impossible burger? Those are pretty fucking close

Fyi plaid does screen scraping to get a lot of their data. At least they did 6 years ago or so when I worked in the sector

So that just tells us that McWhorter doesn't know what CRT is either apparently

So then how can you possibly agree with the right? Is banning books in the Constitution?

Skin color should be treated like hair color or eye color. It's just a way to describe someone.

Is there a history of descriminating and enslaving people based on their hair or eye color? You don't think that that history has any effect on society?

I find myself agreeing more with conservatives when voting.

Like what? Because you're likely just agreeing with what they say, because they're lying, and you're believing them. Not because of any inherent truth to what they say. It's one thing to agree with someone on something they say. But do you agree with what they DO? Give an example of a price of legislation that the Republicans have pushed that the Democrats opposed that you agree with

And why do you think the Democrats don't think the government should follow the Constitution. Which party is enacting laws explicitly bypassing constituonal rights by allowing citizens to sue privately, rather than enforcing it themselves, explicitly to get around constitutional issues. Which party is banning books, firing teachers for protected speech, etc

Yet you somehow know all of their talking points and made up fantasy situations. So if you're not getting your news from fox, whoever you are getting it from is getting it from fox, like Facebook.

You've made that pretty clear by going off on "critical race theory". Tell us how you know about that, and where you got your definition for it from?

Gross

And not even that expensive. 200 bucks will get you a good color laser printer

Ah yeah. Tweets with 1 like. So much drama.

What's confusing?

Or just download a standalone binary. Or don't download anything because most things are in your package manager.