Or maybe 1924 and that’s what the “100 Years” bit is celebrating.

You can escape the . in a URL to break the markdown auto-linking: bit\.ly/customurl displays as:
bit.ly/customurl

I don’t know if there’s a new official mascot but there still seems to be a Simpsons connection to Butterfinger in general (the bag “Best By” date is Dec. 2024).

Designed and built for a better society, to bring us closer together without tracking or surveillance.

And the Kickstarter link is posted with a referral code.

Cinnamon uses Nemo.

It might not be a feature you’re interested in re: your music (or photo) collection, but one thing I missed when switching from Windows was the folder previews showing album cover art. I’ve been using Cover Thumbnailer (on Linux Mint 21.3) and it’s been working great.

The two ways I’m assuming Billy’s last name could be pronounced and working with sewage seem to be some nominative determinism. Love the owl name too (and its source movie).

Billy likes to drink soda.
Miss Lippy’s car is green.

I vaguely recall Monty Python conducting some studies on confusing cats too. Thanks for your contributions to the ongoing research!

rereading it or someone else casting an eye over it

Preposterous!

That author just couldn’t decide if it was called Christmas Evil or Evil Christmas.

From The Three-Body Problem by Cixin Liu:

Later, other Adventists based their hatred of the human race on other foundations, not limited to issues such as the environment or warfare. Some raised their hatred to very abstract, philosophical levels. Unlike how they would be imagined later, most of them were realists, and did not place too much hope in the alien civilization they served either. Their betrayal was based only on their despair and hatred of the human race. Mike Evans gave the Adventists their motto: We don’t know what extraterrestrial civilization is like, but we know humanity.

Thanks for updating the link :)

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/googles-mysterious-searchapp-links-leave-android-users-concerned/

Link points to search.app instead of actual source.

Is the missing chair leg in panel 3 a meta joke about letting little things bother you?

It may not be your real ladder but it still raised you.

With enough rocks he could practically leave no tern unstoned.

I’m having trouble not seeing the farmer as trying to saw off his fingers with the edge of a crescent wrench.