Haha! Not today, Onion. Not falling for this one.

*Looks at community…
Oh, come on!

I enjoyed drag as well

Took me way too long trying to figure out how that has anything to do with the topic at hand.

It’s been a while since I’ve seen Drag. I wonder if Drag is okay.

I don’t care whom you’re attracted to, but you might want to keep this one to yourself… Unless you’re in the FBI!

It’s bad practice to dangle your participles; in between or anywhere else.

If it fails the second time, that’s reproducibility.

If it fails randomly then starts working again the next day without any changes, that’s when you get yourself a headache. And it took someone’s wife, a year later, to figure out the failures only happen on Tuesdays.

The more you move through the networking stack, the more you start seeing OB1 error potentials.

Many protocols have packet ids starting from (and wrapping back to) 1. Modbus registers start from 1, but stored in memory offset 0.

Packet lengths can either include or exclude the length itself. E.g. packet length 200 in a protocol could either mean the length is followed by 200 bytes of data; or 1 byte containing the length + 199 data; or even 4 bytes length + 196 data (off by four!)

It’s a wild world out there.

That was before everyone and their dogs has their own streaming services. “In this economy,” implies now with 20 different services out there. I’m still not paying anything. Hence the hundreds.

That was actually the straw that broke my back. Cancelled every subscription I had and went back to sailing.

So I guess in a way I should thank them on helping me save hundreds of dollars a year in this economy.

Still doesn’t fill the void left by the SCD cancellation…

Looks more like a panTerabyte

It has to if you want federated servers. You spin up a server, it needs to know everything it subscribes to.

There is no solution, because it is not a problem. That’s just the nature of a federated system.

If I walk in the park, I risk people taking pictures of me. That’s the thing about parks, they’re public open spaces. The only solution is to stay home.

The og Razr was truly a masterpiece. Sitting on a table, it’s vibrations could wake the whole house.

Does that not make them a hard link (pointing to a filesystem node) instead of a symlink (pointing to another filename)?

I thought it was the other Chris Parnell, and wondered how he was supposed to be “good for Trek”.

I mentally double check

So you’re saying you… mentally challenged yourself?

As “we” write more software slop

It’s that the one better or worse than the Explorer One S?

I still don’t understand the “whiskers”. What dataset are they using to train? I’ve literally not seen them until the prevalence of genAI.

Yes. Yes. Totally not the NSA.

The ones who wouldn’t be persuaded by peer reviewed studies anyway, because they did their research.

If I were the NSA running example.com, I too would say it’s “totally harmless, for realsies, trust us”.