Death is not specific to individuals.

I didn’t realize how much I would miss my cat and how big of a hole he’d leave in my life until he was gone. You just get so used to them always being there. You don’t realize all of the little ways you interact every day.

I never wanted that cat, too. He was old and had health issues. But he was a friend’s cat who couldn’t keep him. My now wife pestered me for days to adopt him, but I resisted. Then a month later when he still hadn’t been adopted, she pressured even harder and I finally gave in.

Over the years he bonded with me more and became my cat. And now it’s been a year since he passed and I still get choked up sometimes, like right now.

My Internet-connected Linux computers are pretty fucking rad.

Acute myeloid leukemia is what killed my mother when I was a teenager. She wasn’t as young as the fire fighter, but obviously still way too young.

Cancer sucks, and capital doesn’t care if you get sick and die, as long as number still goes up.

Same. I kinda like it.

I have two Litter Robots. They default to 7 minute waits. I don’t have the same smell issues you describe.

What color is your skin, though?

his wife is a picky eater and so are the kids.

This sounds like hell. Picky eaters drive me insane.

I run Rancher Desktop on Windows… But only because my company won’t let me use Linux, and I only use it for Dev and testing.

All that to say, I have no idea why else you would be running a container engine on a Windows host.

I will die on the hill that while flawed in a lot of ways, TLJ was trying to do something interesting.

I saw the leaked plot of TRoS and refused to watch it.

It’s always sad to me that the dumber, easier knockoff game got popular.

I get it. 2048 isn’t challenging and gives that low effort dopamine.

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Nostalgia? Doom 3 came out three years after Diablo 2’s expansion.

I also think it’s a nice-looking game. The graphics help convey the setting really well, IMO. I really enjoyed it.

Graphical video games predate ASCII.

Hell, not even junior devs. I need to be able to come back to code months or years later and be able to figure it out. I can only remember so much.

No. Both are hard to maintain. And in fact, I’d prefer the spaghetti. It can be untangled.

If your code is as comprehensible as that run-on sentence, I can understand why coworkers would ask you to please write simpler code.

None are.