I do this all the time. But mostly I just want you to know that your Achewood reference is seen and appreciated
November 17, 2025 at 5:07 PM
I do this all the time. But mostly I just want you to know that your Achewood reference is seen and appreciated
This looks like it's from the Inquirer. On a device with more pixels to spare, that column gets labeled "% of expected turnout". For mobile, they drop the word expected. I don't think it's wrong either way, exactly -- their footnote gives you enough to go on -- but the wordier version is clearer.
November 5, 2025 at 2:37 AM
This looks like it's from the Inquirer. On a device with more pixels to spare, that column gets labeled "% of expected turnout". For mobile, they drop the word expected. I don't think it's wrong either way, exactly -- their footnote gives you enough to go on -- but the wordier version is clearer.
The stress mark goes before the start of the stressed syllable, not at the end, right? So in /væˈniːvɑːr/, it's saying to stress the second one.
September 29, 2025 at 8:29 PM
The stress mark goes before the start of the stressed syllable, not at the end, right? So in /væˈniːvɑːr/, it's saying to stress the second one.
"Check AP Youtube" was the tip I needed -- I found it and yep, that's him. I'm so happy. Thanks!
June 14, 2025 at 9:54 PM
"Check AP Youtube" was the tip I needed -- I found it and yep, that's him. I'm so happy. Thanks!
Hello! Do you happen to remember what you were watching or reading that had this shot? Was it coverage in LA? My friend made a sign like that and it would be amazing if I could show him it made the news.
June 14, 2025 at 8:28 PM
Hello! Do you happen to remember what you were watching or reading that had this shot? Was it coverage in LA? My friend made a sign like that and it would be amazing if I could show him it made the news.
Bluesky devs: at long last, we have created the Evil Square of Misfortune from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create the Evil Square of Misfortune
April 30, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Bluesky devs: at long last, we have created the Evil Square of Misfortune from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create the Evil Square of Misfortune
Hey, I think you should consider deleting this post and replacing it with a link to guitarcenterfoundation.org/fires . This image was edited by someone who replaced the actual "How to apply" information with that random gmail address. Presumably it's a scam.
Fires | Guitar Center Music Foundation
guitarcenterfoundation.org
January 12, 2025 at 5:34 AM
Hey, I think you should consider deleting this post and replacing it with a link to guitarcenterfoundation.org/fires . This image was edited by someone who replaced the actual "How to apply" information with that random gmail address. Presumably it's a scam.
Cool. "Big ups to Guitar Center" still seems accurate, just sucks that someone edited that image and made it into a scam attempt
January 11, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Cool. "Big ups to Guitar Center" still seems accurate, just sucks that someone edited that image and made it into a scam attempt
Is this maybe fake? A gmail email address looks suspicious here and guitarcenterfoundation.org/fires/ (assuming that's the real thing) doesn't say anything about sending an email to that address.
Fires | Guitar Center Music Foundation
guitarcenterfoundation.org
January 11, 2025 at 6:21 AM
Is this maybe fake? A gmail email address looks suspicious here and guitarcenterfoundation.org/fires/ (assuming that's the real thing) doesn't say anything about sending an email to that address.
Well, that's how they say it works, and I find it pretty believable. Even the "success" message itself says you have to wait for manual verification. It just doesn't look like this can get anyone removed from the rolls.
August 6, 2024 at 2:02 AM
Well, that's how they say it works, and I find it pretty believable. Even the "success" message itself says you have to wait for manual verification. It just doesn't look like this can get anyone removed from the rolls.
The quote from Blake Evans indicates that incomplete applications will be rejected. I assume that's true. In that case is this really a terrible vulnerability? Sure, you can submit the form without the required information -- and then nothing happens. So what's the harm?
August 5, 2024 at 11:20 PM
The quote from Blake Evans indicates that incomplete applications will be rejected. I assume that's true. In that case is this really a terrible vulnerability? Sure, you can submit the form without the required information -- and then nothing happens. So what's the harm?