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@technolass I hope this week turns out better for you Bruce. Just know that there are a bunch of us rooting for you.

We're doing turkey and provologne with lettuce and other veggies because we wanted something different.

That actually sounds good.

Ironically we're negotiating a substitution with our shopper, which has nothing to do with the sub makings.

It's not just you, Facebook search is quite atrocious.

Mmmm apple butter.

Not gonna lie I giggled.

Yes it would.

Yes it would.

Narrator: It will not, in fact, be good.

LOL I remember this this is great.

Elementor is a page builder for WordPress which adds a metric ton of extra cruft to the WordPress database while at the same time essentially creating a lock-in effect for your content. Migrating away from it is tedious, and also necessary if you're remedciating a site for WCAG conformance, let alone anything above that to improve the accessibility and useability of a site.

They don't tend to work on mobile either so there's that.

No.

@evilcookies98 @bryansmart Bryan's right, the left has just as much of a problem with this shit as the right does.

@jcsteh Seconding Drew here don't read the thread.

@bryansmart That's not how taxes work.

@wiljames These vouchers pull from property taxes don't they?

@bryansmart Honestly I think a lot of parents are sending their kids to religious schools because, aside from the disability issue, the education the students get is miles better when it comes to secular subjects than they will get in their local public schools, and anyone who wants to ensure their tax dollars don't go to religious schools is going to have to start stepping up and doing things like becoming active in local schoolboard meetings and such in order to make public schools provide better.

@wiljames And don't even get me started on disability rights orgs, at least the blindness ones, sleeping on this. Because they are.