history 500 | grep *snippet of command*

SQL? Toy?

Haha…fair enough. Honestly though, I suspect anything above free would have worked. Some people have absolutely no respect for other people’s time. Especially since I don’t “fix computers” for a living.

The difference between Gen X and Millennials is that at around age 35 (circa 2009) I started telling people, who were almost always friends of friends who wouldn’t actually hang out with me normally, that I charge $100 an hour. Millennials still do it for free…

I absolutely replaced cigarettes with food. 100% When I quit smoking I filled the void with food. I didn’t even realize I was doing it at first because until that point in my life I just ate when I was hungry.

Addicted to alcohol: Stop drinking. You can’t control an addiction so you have to completely stop.

Addicted to cigarettes: Stop smoking. You can’t control an addiction so you have to completely stop.

Addicted to crack: Stop smoking crack. You can’t control an addiction so you have to completely stop.

Addicted to food: Must be your fault for being weak-willed. Just don’t consume so much of that thing that you’re addicted to. You can control your addiction. Just stop being a loser…

The literal solution to every addiction is stop it, cold turkey. One Day At A Time. But you can’t stop eating food.

TNG “Devil’s Due”

Top notch in my opinion. The moment when Picard steps up to The Devil (Ardra) is one of my top moments of all time.

I think lots of people could identify with this episode due to it’s scifi content and it’s theological content.

Obviously TNG “The Inner Light” is literally one of the best television episodes ever to have been recorded, but it’s too much of a side quest to really introduce someone to Star Trek.