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Surprised you didn’t link this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcwfEMdV-aM

I had a weekly schedule for the longest time, because if I didn’t, things didn’t get done.

When I let that slip to a colleague he thought it was hilarious. But then he wasn’t the one with undiagnosed ADHD.

Interesting. And yet it’s still incomplete. F6 and Alt+D both do the same thing (focus the address bar), so there’s at least one line missing and definitely at least one column.

This must seriously be messing with the heads of people high up in insurance companies. On the one hand AI is something that no C-level can resist, but on the other, that’s an expensive way to say “no” to every request for money.

We’re all bags full of bones and offal, but we find very few configurations of that to be acceptable. Fewer still if some of those parts are missing.

Try visiting your local abattoir and tell them you won’t leave until you get a bag full of bones and offal and see if you like what you get.

(Caveat: This may not apply if you are a manufacturer of haggis.)

I saw a documentary about this. I think they called it Caprica.

One thing is certain: Your distro’s repository’s version of yt-dlp - even on bleeding edge distros - is likely out of date, and you’ll have to find and run the appimage version from the devs.

It’s actually an infinitesimal chance per subatomic particle, so if it does happen it’s actually more likely you’ll only be partway through the wall before your luck runs out.

And if that weren’t existential dread enough, the same applies to walking on floors.

Floating in space seems safe right about now.

… except that quantum tunnelling can happen without anything in the way. Any one or more of the particles that make up a person can spontaneously resolve its wave function elsewhere in the universe.

But the odds of any of this happening, especially in a massive object with interlinked wave functions, are so close to zero they might as well be.

Dodge v. Ford Motor Company, 1919.

This case found and entrenched in US law that the primary purpose of a corporation is to operate in the interests of its shareholders.

Therefore OpenAI, based in California, would be under threat of lawsuit if they didn’t do that.

This goose is already cooked.

The DDR4 sticks I got 18 months ago now cost 300-400% the price they were, so it’s not just DDR5.

… and I just realised the title doesn’t actually mean “DDR5 prices”, but that was an easy misinterpretation on my part, so I guess I’ll post this anyway.

They were on Godpigeon business. Or helping out a dog. One of the two.

Did you miss the part where I said “It’s not there as an alternative.” or are you being deliberately obtuse?

The point of them putting Discord itself into their page of Discord alternatives. It’s not there as an alternative. It’s there for comparison purposes.

You missed the point. They’re using it as a baseline (literally their word), a basis for comparison, a control (in the sense of experiment) if you will, before leaping off into the alternatives.

Ah. Graphic novel. Close enough, I suppose. Carry on.

(Take this as you please. I’m no moderator.)

Nice art, but I’m not sure it’s a comic strip.

Most of the age verification things I’ve seen are wise to that and require a video camera, not a still one.

Argh. That doesn’t work. The “were-” in “werewolf” means “man” and there are no humans in that comic.

Unfortunately there don’t seem to be many ancient synonyms for “house” like there are for “human”, so it’s not really possible to obfuscate the meaning in the way that “were-” does.

house-warehouse doesn’t really roll off the tongue well, and it’s open to the misinterpretation of “houseware-house”, which is something else entirely.

Badly translating back into Old English gives hūswāruhūs, which, if you corrupt vowels to “huswarahus”, does kind of sound like a cryptid.

I reckon there’s a few of us about on here.

Good quality teas don’t need sugar.

People are going to add condiments regardless of what purists think. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯