Says the guy who has obviously been puffing way too much coco recently.

Or just wishlist/buy Airborne Empire. I’m still waiting for it to come out of Early Access but the demo I played half a year ago was excellent.

Preparing their rebranding to White Supremacy Journal.

Here’s to many more like it! 🍻

They are filming/photographing with their right hand. The image is flipped. Or they are in the most American-looking town in England.

Spelling bee? Easy:

Bee

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See, the problem was that the kid didn’t have their own gun to shoot back.

ARM OUR KIDS!

That is one overambitious mouse!

It’s his remedy to your constant “headaches,” Karen.

(Stereotypes galore, I know, but they don’t seem like the most functional couple.)

Not pictured here are the scratches they got putting that thing on their cat. 😅

Surely that was precisely what Viktor Shklovsky had in mind when he coined the term ostranenie. 🤡📯🥪🤡

That’s not quiet as it should be.

Merci

Yeah, what is a transort, anyway?

Oh boy, wait until they find out about the World Series of anything.

You mean the War of Rights exhibit?

Oh yes, nano is what I eventually resorted to despite the menacing warning in red not to stray from the visudo path.

I had actually used vim before when I tried out Linux 25 years ago or so. Didn’t leave a favorable impression then, either. And no, it didn’t convince me to switch to emacs. 😉Different taste of terrible, IIRC.

Linux is super cool when everything works out of the box. But once you need to make adjustments, you’re in a world of pain.

I recently had the distinct displeasure of using visudo for the first time and was flabbergasted that this should be the recommended standard app for its purpose. An app which randomly turns mouse and keyboard inputs into random letters, doesn’t have a visible command menu, doesn’t allow you to click to place the text cursor, doesn’t have an easy way of copy-pasting…WTF? 🤯

Now, I am actually a trained IT professional who has installed and managed a plethora of firewalls, virtual machines, file servers, VPNs, etc… but Linux has me stumped way too often when apps seem to lack the most basic attention to usability.

And the lack of standardization leads to absurd situations where to solve one problem you have to first dig into three different underlying subsystems and their peculiarities, spending hours on trial and error using scant & often outdated or non-applicable documentation (it’s for another distro and two years old). 🙄

In fact, that is the expert consensus on language skills among animals (according to John McWhorter’s “The Story of Human Language”). Animals understand and can “talk” about things in the here and now but not in the past, in the future, or in abstract terms.

(My source was published in 2004 but I haven’t heard anything to the contrary since then.)

That correction makes you sound like a pedomorphic binoclard. 😅