

I am imagining this dude in a Silicon Valley episode (specially the WiFi pineapple one) which he gets kicked out of the convention.


I am imagining this dude in a Silicon Valley episode (specially the WiFi pineapple one) which he gets kicked out of the convention.
Soda fountains/soda machines dispense the beverages from a large bag of syrup (maybe the straight beverage itself if they are non-carbonated) that is usually like 3 gallons which mixes with CO2. So the Coca-Cola in the image is hooked up to a tube that funnels the syrup into the machine and mixes with the CO2 to create the beverage you want.
Good news: a new study has found a correlation between moderate consumption of coffee and lower stress & anxiety.
New Study Finds Moderate Coffee Consumption Linked With Lower Stress & Anxiety


So was this in California?


Not anywhere remotely similar, just something I was reminded of. Unilever sued Hampton Creek for selling a sandwich spread they called “mayo”. I don’t know the result of the lawsuit but it came down to some obscure FDA rule saying mayonnaise must contain egg. The Hampton Creek product did not. https://apnews.com/article/-----e836f82fe258403a9d4b39a118d21793


Apparently some people pay for that which is awful.
I wonder how many people visit because of U2.

You’re supposed to come across Zodiac Killer!

I’d never be able to shut up about the woman who was murdered there if I was visiting.


Well in Gilead, wouldn’t a woman need permission to have sex?


I think I would struggle to be that lazy.


I miss the thinking of the Moonshots whatever those were called.


Does their CEO have a signature that looks like a penis?


Sure but didn’t the plot line with Nucleus come in a later season?
Secondly, I am pretty certain the Google logo was always in the opening credits.


Okay, but did Google calculate how many dicks they could jerk off for maximum efficiency?
This feels like something my mom would text my whole family.
I meant the fruit itself.
Bittermelon has to be the odd one here.


Meanwhile in the U.S.

As far as I’m aware, there is no standard measurement for a single cup of coffee. I’ve seen in the past 5 oz used as a single cup.