Yes hello I know something

GROUND!

Lol just recently Microslop broke the shutdown function.

What, and then go 37.5? 24 and 48 are right there.

I have a watch that shows binary time. Two rows, I think 12 hour cycle, no seconds. Pretty easy to read, honestly. Also an absolute nerd gadget and I loved it.

Because the current requirements are constant and not like a photography flash just a short but extreme amount. There’s no point in putting a few Watt seconds into a capacitor if the power requirement is 2kW for minutes.

Plus

• power storage is large
• you need a way to transfer the stored power into the water faster (otherwise why bother), which means thicker coils and more wear

Mulholland Drive is terribly boring if you quit before two thirds of the movie.

This is my hole! It was made for me!.png

Also that dick head lol

Heel Man

So just put steam on all those computers we’re already refurbishing into linux servers anyway?

I just set up a brand new HP Zbook for work with Debian, and apart from disabling secure boot and rebooting a brazilian times to get into different parts of the UEFI it went without a hitch, KDE with wayland and all. WiFi drivers work already during the installation, the docking station was immediately recognized. It just works now.

But the fucking LLM button.

Everyone already using it is just going to roll their eyes, maybe hate-tweet about it, and move on. CEOs, middle managers, and sales people are salivating open-mouthedly.

Well, WE all know now that she is 😂

The fuck is the VR winner.

I was really envious of those in the US that got to stay home for months and do their own thing. In my part of the world it was the “the world is ending? But you’re still coming in, right?” meme. Which is central Europe. (Because people weren’t dying left and right, so you know. Silver lining.)

After four weeks of holidays (with family, so not entirely stress free, also Christmas time lol) I’ve actually picked up a guitar again after years of not touching an instrument. That’s after being able to exercise most days, which I usually don’t have any energy for. So maybe the bag of time is just not big enough yet.

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The distinction is usually completely omitted. Java as a language is fine if a little verbose, but the JVM is a pain. And you really only realize the difference once you use either with alternatives, like Scala in the JVM or Java as a cross compilation language. A tutorial would have to be “this is how you write a main class/function in this language, for/while/in keywords etc., but in a JVM environment you need a File, a BufferedReader, and a BufferedWriter to open a file and read/write to it. StringBuffer is standard library and part of the language, using Scala will allow functional aspects, but the file handling remains.”

I have to start myself a faculty, then.

It’s the space race all over again!