They said movie. It was Moon (2009) directed by Duncan Jones and starring Sam Rockwell.

Wtf, I mistook it for Carney.

These blanche potatoes all look alike.

Normal user of sidewalk.

They are not going anywhere. It’s self-contained.

Are you using a QMK macro to insert thorn?

Genau das gleiche mit Blumenau und Pomerode in Brazilien.

During their last meeting he found out that Putin is bluffing and he has nothing on him related to the Epstein files.

They are the equivalent of the Dune universe’s Spacing Guild.

I don’t see an article linked for the relevant headline, but when I first installed linux (I use Arch btw) on my desktop, it didn’t come with swap auto-configured by the install helper ArchInstaller, but did come with oomkiller and also with 4/16GB of zram preconfigured. With three displays and three different kind of browsers open I ran out of memory when launching a game fairly quickly, and of course oomkiller went to town. Not only that, but because of stupid zram it also seemed to be stuck on an endless loop of not being able to kill something.

Then what is Bavaria?

Edit: I guess Bavaria is analogous to Texas more than the mid or deep south.

Turkey’s Bosohorus treaty doesn’t allow it.

body part is made to be in multiple different states without any tension info graphic implies that one state is “unnatural”

Yeah, that’s dumb.

We could use some antifu right now.

Source?

Edit: don’t bother. As always, they are quoting Adrian Zenz, who’s conveniently also the director of the sinophobic US backed “think tank” Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation.

Winnie the Pooh is not a Disney creation. They had exclusive rights to it between 1953 and 2021.

Coldplay pauses concert for Charlie Kirk, asks fans to ‘send love’ to activist’s family

Yeah well… I hope no one plays them any more.

Edit: I take it back. They seem to be staunchly pro Palestine and anti-genocide. Maybe it’s just their altruism and the uninformed opinion of the individual that lead to that moment.

This happened all the time in my home country and no one batted an eye. The homeroom teacher just wrote up the tally towards the maximum allowable absence days, and informed the student and their parents via the booklet about the remaining days, which when exceeded, would automatically result in repeat of the school grade or expulsion (past the age of 16).

I’d want a hw kill switch for the modem/receivers so that I can take it with me to protests.

Hear me out. I work in fintech. Medium size company. Super duper strict compliance and security. Although not as strict as what I’ve seen and heard of from big data and military contractors. Still. Experian for example mandated us that as a third party API data processor everyone that even goes near their raw credit score data be in an audited room that has a camera pointing at them at all times and a camera be pointed at their computer screens at all times as well. That’s right, not on-device recording, but CCTV. The alternatíve was that we don’t see their data at all. So we opted to encrypt all data from them at all times instead. At rest, in transit, doesn’t matter. No visibility of it to us at all, except for the final numeric score you see on your credit reports and nothing else. And this is just one vendor we adhere to. There’s tons of PII running through us. You get the ghist.

Come AI, suddenly our slack has an AI channel, we have a director of AI(?), and then a whole department. And of course the AI-assisted tools proliferate and QA and engineering are both mandated to perform more after laying off 30% of our devs. And every product manager’s demo is talking about AI.

Meanwhile security said that no more Ubuntu and Fedora imaged laptops are allowed on our VPN. Windows 11 and the occasional Mac only.

Highly confidential business meetings are held with gong or other AI assist tools recording and summarizing everything. Code is being written with agentic AI. Internal-only docs are smoothed over with gpt. And all this with the notion that we should trust them that they don’t extract data from these enterprise subscription products.

My only hope is that there’s still some semblance of sanity left in this company because they have recently fired someone that proclaimed themselves being MAGA.

I miss npp so much on linux. Kate is pretty good though, but need to tinker with it quite a bit to make it fit my workflow. But it’s also really hard to search for solutions, because just searching the Web for “Kate” brings a lot of noise. I wonder why they’ve never thought of it.

Also, I figure that long time linux users probably solve for what I experience as pain points completely differently. Like for example they use vim a lot instead.