mungkiman

Here in Portland, OR, public schools won't open until at least November.

@khorn79er

Substitute the "." with a space. Might be the thermal fuse: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/repair-help/kenmore-dryer-11067751600-repair/11067751600-no-heat-or-not-enough-heat.html

Yes. Absolutely.

Jair Bolsonaro?

The cedar pool patio bench looks decent. Happy Friday.

@wvu80

I like the word garburator, eh...

Pretty sure her name is Karen...

Carved avocado pits can be interesting too...

What a disturbing comparison.

Not the electoral college?

Lava lamps already have antifreeze in them.

Not my photo...

Anti-mask protesters' new weapon: wearing masks that offer no COVID-19 protection. Face masks made of mesh, crochet (yarn) or lace are now popular items being offered by online retailers. https://www.wthr.com/article/news/investigations/13-investigates/13-investigates-anti-mask-protestors-turn-to-mesh-yarn-crochet-masks-covid-coronavirus/531-5350260c-d6b1-4bd8-857e-860fe84e0f52 Interesting stance...

I think I'll just get a cannula...

Any luck?

And I thought my sense of humor was dry...

4. Boot into Safe Mode Sometimes a black display is the result of corrupt information on the startup disk. You can force your Mac to run diagnostics on the disk by booting into safe mode. To start up in safe mode, power up or restart your Mac and hold the Shift key until the Apple logo appears on the screen. At that point, let go of the Shift key and let the system start up. It will take longer than normal because it’s running diagnostics during the boot sequence. After it finishes starting up, restart again to leave safe mode and start normally to see if the black display problem is fixed.

Then what?

Have you tried starting it in Safe mode?

Not even for the mullet toss?

In my day unattended children were sold to the circus...

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