What's that got to do with anything? I used to identify as a toaster, but it didn't do me much good.

That's what isopropyl alcohol spray is for.

There is water in isopropyl. You can get 99%, but most over-the-counter brands have around 70%. That still leaves 30% water.

Wonder if you would die from the electrical shock or if it would create a spark and catch fire first.

Volunteers? !J/K!

YOU people pr0bably burn your toast.

That's toaster abuse.

Dammit people you made Arthur identify as a poor person. I would send you monies if I had any brother Arthur aka AK

The national debate was an embarrassment.

I didn't watch it [yet], but I heard some things about it. Sounds like it didn't go well for anyone, but the channels that I saw from made Trump look like the big problem.

One reason why I love Reuters is that they don't just report the same stories as everyone else. They do actual journalism to uncover big stories themselves.

Heard about the secretive process to come up with changes for policing that excluded public hearings and only included law enforcement insiders instead of the other side of the argument:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-justice-rights-exclusive/exclusive-trump-policing-panel-was-warned-about-secretive-process-before-court-ruling-idUSKBN26M7C9

The proposed changes were to essentially give police additional sweeping powers, and further strengthen the "qualified immunity" laws that protect police. They also want for police officers to be able to review body cam footage prior to making statements about their conduct. Which just sounds like letting them see if they're caught before they lie. I wonder if they're going to afford civilian crime suspects the same right. I'm kidding, of course they're not.

Append:

They're also trying to establish overseers at the state level so that "progressive prosecutors" aren't allowed to toss out punishments on minor offenses. For example, for cannabis possession. They're trying to make it so that minor offenses always carry a mandatory sentence to be "hard on crime". Especially crime that isn't hurting anyone committed by poor people. Crime committed by wealthy people that hurts lots of people will continue to be ignored, of course.

Trump tested positive for covid

Guys, I've noticed some "color bleeding" (for lack of a better description) between high-contrast colors on my TV (Insignia NS-32D511NA15) recently. The issue isn't present on my little Acer monitor though, so I know the fault lies entirely with the TV.

Left is TV, right is monitor (as captured by my phone close to the screens):
{"name":"color-bleeding.png","src":"\/\/djungxnpq2nug.cloudfront.net\/image\/cache\/3\/1\/31fa8a2a58891193cf233581b5de1ec3.png","w":1217,"h":635,"tn":"\/\/djungxnpq2nug.cloudfront.net\/image\/cache\/3\/1\/31fa8a2a58891193cf233581b5de1ec3"}

Any idea why this happens?

I had the same problem with an old samsung display. Now they said it was likely just my eyes getting worse. But LCDs do age. Each LCD color ages, and ages at different rates from each other. However, blurriness implies the individual layers of the screen have moved apart (swollen due to oxygen migration?) and I haven't seen any research to prove it.

One day I want to buy two of the exact same monitor (like one I have already) and compare them. If either one looks "sharper" than the other, than it's pretty damning proof that LCDs can get blurry over time.

Ahahaha, Fort date night. I know, I talk weird... Particularly when I take on a persona.