I just wanna be grill
Later, at Home Depot (i'm not american I don't know what people have there):
hello this is home depot what can I get you
I want these, these and these grill accessories
That's a lot of grilling... Do you want propane?
Yes please!
Here you go, happy grill time!
Thank you! Goodbye!
According to the stereotype, trans men are grilling.
What's funnier is that this was repeated in non-satirical publication
...In this context, China’s strategic priority is to avoid doing anything that would interrupt the process of U.S. decline...
Taking a stroll through the comments,
So, it turns out that someone who gained great amounts of trust has put malicious code into a widespread package. Sucks hard. It's understandable to also look at those who worked with them on the same things...
He seems to be participating to Loongsong Chinese architecture
Oh no. Oh no no no, the 
is here too! Quickly, be weird about people from China!
Wow it's crazy how many different core areas of Linux code is beeing changed to cope with Loongsong LoongArch.
"cope" lmao, also wow adding a completely new architecture requires a lot of work in a lot of areas, how crazy!
Later they were explained that their concern isn't justified (the people mentioned have turned out to be real and working on the arch support without NDAs or stuff), including people from China taking note of this tendency:
Yeah, China! China! When something involves a random Chinese, it always unfolds with accusation out of thin air.
And IC-uanas!
It looks like it's beginning to rain. 
Book's last page aged like milk (it was published in 1945)
Moreover, with the defeat of Fascism in Europe, and (it is now safe to assume) completely friendly relations with Great Britain and the U.S.A. established, there will no longer be the pressing military need for devoting all the energies of the country to capital construction. It will be possible to satisfy the great and growing demand for consumers goods by a more rapid raising of the standard of living all round. And to this process there is no visible end.
Small keyboards are cramped, and require more complex layouts, so I have 64 keys and zero issues :)
Soldering diodes - you need tweezers, which are by default closed. Grab a diode with tweezers (you won't need to put pressure on it because normally-closed tweezers), orient it (it'll have some indication of the direction, as should the footprint where it'll go), solder one pad, solder the other one. Test the diodes afterwards. A bit of practice with desoldering and resoldering some junk PCBs will help to understand how it feels. The soldering issues I had were primarily with pins on the controller disconnecting sporadically (but that is because the pins were shit and so would work properly only if I initially did everything correctly, and I didn't, so I had to resolder that two times) and LEDs, for which I have learned that I needed to fully convince the solder to cover the pad. Diodes are much more robust than LEDs.
Through-hole is very easy, put them in, bend the legs a bit, solder them, cut the excess off. Again, a bit of practice will be good. There's even training kits available online, but I dunno how it's for other countries.
Milei looks like a security guy at the entrance of a modestly sized shopping mall in January in Novosibirsk, who's about to ask a food courier to stop and show that the insulated bag is empty