“Tell me”
Imperative case absolutionist too
“Tell me”
Imperative case absolutionist too
would love to read more about this
I wonder how close the comet comes for the Lich to be able to jump towards Earth like that.
Logic dictates that that comet swoops overheard, but 10 million km away, and then *a week later the Lich drops the elbow
* Nearest comment came 15M km close to Earth
* Meteorites travel at roughly 20-30 km/s
* 15e6 km / (25 km/s) = 600k s = 6.9 days


Living tissue over metal endoskeleton. She was supposed to kill him years ago but her software malfunctioned
It’s not a huge issue, you need a DoH resolver now (e.g. your browser which has a secure connection to a secure DNS server) which cannot block <script> from requesting the ad, but can definitely block <script> from displaying it once the domain resolves.
Extra overhead though, agreed


Just bear in mind that uid 1001 on one machine is not generally uid 1001 on another, and that if you copy the tar off machine you’re more than likely giving permission to somebody other than the intended target
I know, but we did some cool things. Our advances in Math and Physics to unlock the secrets of the universe. Our engineering prowess. The Linux Kernel is a standing achievement of humanity’s ability to contribute to something greater than themselves for no real financial gain. Plus our music and our humour and our entertainment have been just fantastic.
It’d be cool if we could at least have some permanent record of that if we don’t make it, so that future aliens could know that despite us being continual fuckwits, we did do some pretty amazing things.
Yeah we were a blip. But I don’t want that blip to mean nothing.


Trebuchet seems good…?
It looks practically pregnant with murderous potential
It’s possible that my classmates who had sex just didn’t tell me
we went to way different schools
16.8? jesus.
I wanna see some breakdowns of these stats by country and socioeconomic factors
because of how shite they are?
U-bend piping for waste management?


That’s a brilliant quote
We all want to feel safe and loved and that our lives have purpose. I can get it
It’s a trend I’m seeing too. I blame it on the cost of living - people renting with bad bathroom situations or people not able to consistently pay the cost of hot water


isn’t that the reverse argument? Typically only <20% of people take the healthcare system for granted whilst everyone else pays their dues. Here, it’s everyone pays their electricity bills but 1 absolute behemoth of a customer hordes the resources, and instead of being cut off or denied service as would be typical in other services, they pay hand over fist to get first dibs on all resources, whilst passing off the cost to everyone else


how can they get away with this? Are data centers not paying their bills?
Thanks for the extra context, though I’m not sure why Mint had that key by default in their keyserver and Ubuntu doesn’t
Ah nice, this led me to
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-based_currency