This man operates on plausible deniability. He litters in truisms that dumb people latch onto … and then goes into these half-baked diatribes

You’ve described like 70% of conservative media right here.

Some More News has an interesting take down of JP from a couple of years ago that totally isn’t 3 hours long that I really enjoyed. There’s also a newer one released last week, but I haven’t watched it yet.

While I wouldn’t assume anything is permanent these days, I’d agree for the moment. I had already uninstalled Gemini on my phone (2ish months ago) and just verified I still see Google listed as the default assistant.

Aside from the fact that he made twitter (which I blame in large part for how our political/news media landscape, as well as modern discourse, has become so thoughtless), left and made blue sky, then left blue sky and endorsed twitter?

The dude supports a ton of toxic shit and can get entirely fucked.

If you can afford 3 houses, you can afford the extra tax on 2 or all 3 of them. And if you can’t, maybe you don’t need that many fucking houses…

Most people aren’t homeless because there is no house available

It’s amazing how I can add the word “affordable” to your statement and you’re suddenly wrong.

You see this as wanting to tax second homes while ignoring that tons of people are homeless because they can’t afford to live somewhere because of shitheads holding onto empty housing as an investment at the expense of the common person.

So yeah, let’s tax any house left unoccupied for more than half the year. If you can afford to have 2 houses, you can afford to pay more for the one you don’t live in so maybe we can free up some of them and lower the cost of housing.

The ADL has assured me that this was merely an awkward statement in a moment of enthusiasm

Uh oh, did someone finally ask a friend to help them read the clients list, only to find Donny on it?

If the topic is tech related, the furry instantly gains +1 credibility

So add a +1 like you would for any index to count comparison?

I guess I’m failing to see how this doesn’t work as long as you properly handle the comparison logic. Maybe you can explain how this doesn’t work…

If there are two things I hate in this world, it’s off by one errors.

And we’re talking about a value that would require a 9-bit unsigned int to store it, at a minimum (and therefore at least a 16-bit integer in sizes that actually exist for types). Unless it’s 8-bit and interprets a 0 as 256, which is highly unorthodox and would require bespoke coding basically all over instead of a basic num <= GROUP_CHAT_LIMIT.

I think you’re just very confused friend, or misunderstanding how binary counting works, because why in the 9 hells would they be using 9 bits (512 possible values) to store 8 bits (256 possible members) of data?

I think you’re confusing indexing (0-255) with counting (0-256), and mistakenly including a negation state (counting 0, which would be a null state for the variable) in your conception of the process. Because yes, index 255 is in fact count 256 and 0 would actually be 1. Index = count -1

Or when it’s bothering you that people forget the difference between counting and indexing.

You can index to 255 in an 8 bit number, but your count is still 256 when you get there.

The first index

My interest in subnautica 2 is like the actual second game: below zero.

The first game and below zero are so different I’m not confident they know what about the first game was what drew people in.

Unless there’s a safety concern, there’s always the side of the road. I drive 2 lane backwoods roads periodically, and it’s not uncommon to see a car pulled a bit off the road with no visible driver’s seat.

Fuckin king! That’s an amazing joke.

“This shitty company has been shitty for 20 years, why do we care” is one of the most fanboi, dickriding responses possible. Why are you riding for Nintendo so hard given their shitty anti-consumer practices?

Most of this can be achieved in other ways (like a smart plug measuring the current draw

Idk about other people, but this is actually harder than you’d think. I’ve got zigbee and zwave hubs in my house for my home automation system, but there’s really not anything that uses those technologies and has the screwy power plug my washer has. I grabbed some inducement sensors (I think that’s what they’re called), but I can’t use them near my washer since they have to be hooked to the line to have a reference and my washer is too far away from my fuse box.

I haven’t had an issue with an unbalanced load since I started using a front loader. Mine washes all our blankets without issue other than the >15# weighted blankets, and that’s just me not wanting to risk my washer to not go to the Laundromat.