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wrboyce
10mo ago
I don’t think there is a search function, I got the exact wording from a web search (I think “bash Java anal”, arguably a dangerous search!) and then after submitting I wondered if there is an archive of the quotes.
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10mo ago
It’s relevant enough that I feel I can roll out this bash.org classic… <Alanna> Saying that Java is nice because it works on all OS's is like saying that anal sex is nice because it works on all genders EDIT: someone has (much to
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10mo ago
Call me what you will.
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wrboyce
11mo ago
The American fetish with locking cats indoors is extremely weird, and your neighbour sounds like a first class bellend (and the one who belongs in confinement, at best).
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wrboyce
11mo ago
Hmm fair point, maybe the alien delicacy is in TNG. I was more certain about my Neelix memory though, and I managed to find Neelix 1: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Neelix_1
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11mo ago
I’m pretty sure there’s at least one instance of an alien race offering to program a local delicacy into the replicators too, also in VOY I think. Doesn’t Neelix create some replicator programs as well? I want to say for Kes.
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11mo ago
Not generally, no.
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1y ago
I use Kagi so I don’t get the search terms in my address bar, I get the full url like you would any other site, and I find it very annoying. Well, I did, I’m used to it now but it is definitely a step backwards imo.
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1y ago
I’m almost certain there are low bridge fit Meta Ray-Ban glasses.
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1y ago
What do you suppose they would do? Seems to me that once the hardware is out there someone determined enough can find a way, no? I don’t see how this would affect their bottom line negatively either… hell, if they officially supported Linux
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1y ago
Tangibly related, but I enjoy remembering my GCSE (an exam taken in the UK at 16 as you leave compulsory education) Maths teachers telling us “you won’t always have a calculator in your pocket”. I guess they were half right, in a way? It’s
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1y ago
UK, too! https://nmsceefax.co.uk
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_James_Bulger There are, unfortunately, many examples of child murderers.
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1y ago
I just tried to visit pornhub and was prompted to verify my age. > Please verify your age > > To continue, we are required to verify that you are 18 or older, in line with the UK Online Safety Act. > To view your verification o
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1y ago
I have a(n English) friend who moved to Finland as an adult (in her 30s) and is now fluent in Finnish (and English, just the two languages for her) so it is certainly possible. I have very jealous of your friend’s multi-lingual son though!
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1y ago
All restaurants in Western Europe are bad? That is… quite the sweeping statement.
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1y ago
My 35mm SLR, which is older than me (and I’m pretty old!), takes better photos than my iPhone 16 Pro!
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1y ago
Interesting goals, and quite different from the norm. I assume you must have somewhat strong feelings about privacy and/or children having access to technology/internet/etc that has driven you to build this platform? As a hap
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1y ago
For untrusted IoT devices I’ve found that sticking them on the IoT VLAN (so no device-to-device communication, and either no or extremely limited internet access; but I let my trusted clients punch through to IoT devices) has allowed me to
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1y ago
Ben & Jerry’s mint ice cream is white and tastes just fine.
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1y ago
I couldn’t agree more!
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1y ago
There is a town in North Wales with a bridge called “The H Bridge” (presumably because it is shaped like the letter H) so four right angle turns!
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1y ago
Wow, so all he has to do is find life on another planet and he’s quids in? Why has nobody else thought of this.
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1y ago
Abortions kill _people_? Hundreds of millions of people?
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1y ago
It says in the article that this is exactly what it is.
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1y ago
You could make this slightly easier on your sanity by adding your kids’ rooms to a zone, fyi.
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wrboyce
1y ago
Why not click on their link and see they are talking about drinks served in bars?
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1y ago
This would’ve been really handy for me a few weeks ago when I ended up working this out for myself (not a huge job, but more effort than reading your documentation would’ve been). While I can’t think of anything missing off the top of my he
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1y ago
I use both! uv installed globally with mise, and uv tools can then be managed via “miss use -g pipx:foo”.
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1y ago
I love reverse engineering, but it is strictly a hobby (fortunately? Unfortunately? Honestly I’m not sure!). Anyway, I’d heartily recommend Microcorruption[1]. It’s really good fun, uses a fairly simply assembly flavour (msp430), and introd
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