

Hopefully we won’t need AI to write the 3rd Kingkiller chronicles book.
Hopefully we won’t need AI to write the 3rd Kingkiller chronicles book.
A real Chad would have Trump and friends disappeared.
We’re about to get a shit load of real change. Business as usual would have been a good election outcome this time.
The servers are very locked down, so I’m sure that’s part of our compliance requirements. I haven’t looked into fixing it because I just wrote a script to hit Enter every 10 minutes to keep it alive.
There’s usually more peasants than guards.
I’ve had nohup fail to keep things running after my session ended quite frequently. It’s like it just goes to the next step in the process then gives up.
Tianenmen Square isn’t political. It’s an event that happened.
I need one for my rowing machine.
I got an impromptu glowing review and raise when I was stressing about getting fired, so that was nice.
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Ugh, I need to get off my ass and install a rack and some fiber drops to finalize my network buildout.
It’s no longer recommended for wound disinfection because it kills healthy cells. Same with hydrogen peroxide.
At the call center I worked at, our Christmas bonus was a dress shirt with the company logo on it.
My wife wears it when she dyes her hair.
Cheap doesn’t mean disposable. I have a bunch of shirts that are a decade old and still fine that I got for less than $3 a piece on clearance.
The markup on most things you buy in the store is very high, sometimes 10x or more. That, combined with the fact that product that isn’t being moved is wasting money, means you’ll occasionally see things marked down drastically just to get rid of it. There’s a good chance that they’re still making a profit on it too.
Set up Home Assistant on a Pi or something for them. It can likely control everything from a central app
Because 99.9% of people are not going to maintain a hosts file, and don’t even know it exists. Not to mention you’d have to already know the IP of the sites you wanted to visit.
You’re basically arguing that phone books are a bad thing because people can just keep an address book.
First the firemen, then the math teachers, and so on…