Royal Mint: “We should memorialize this cultural treasure that embodies all of our hopes for what we as a species can be.”

U.S. Mint: “The orange pedo rapist will throw another tantrum if we don’t put him on a gold coin and hawk it to neo-Nazis.”

It’s the Kwisatz Caterach.

Wait until OP finds out about Base64.

Morrowind has fast travel (sortof). It’s called “Recall”.

If you’re trying to persuade people that your take is more reasonable than official stories in UK media, perhaps you’d have more luck by acting… you know… reasonable?

Jesus? Yeah, back in highschool he could always hook you up with the best warez.

There’s at least one! I sense I’ll probably be printing one of those in the relatively near future.

Damn! My NDS is one of those original ones.

All I want’s a picture of a god-dang hotdog.

For like half a second he must have thought “Ha! You missed me!” before he realized god had another one in the clip.

Sometimes people need a reminder that we’ve all been the infestation at one time or another. Maybe some of us were never a Redditor, but we were all in a similar position somewhere, sometime, in some context. But I know well that even Redditors are capable of growing and changing as people. And a Redditor having an interest in Lemmy is definitely a sure sign of being deserving of being given a chance.

Sincerely, a former Redditor.

Huh! That’s wild. How have I never heard of this?

I’ve frankensteined distros before, but without the help of Bedrock. An employer asked what OS I’d like on my work laptop and I asked for a Linux system, but of course they didn’t offer me my choice of distro or anything. It came with KDE Neon. I wanted to run Artix and I wasn’t going to let UEFI Secure Boot stop me even if the PC Support department wouldn’t share the BIOS password. Now, KDE Neon uses the Ubuntu kernel, and it booted on the laptop in question, so I knew the secure boot trusted the signature on the official Ubuntu kernel. But Artix uses the Arch kernel which isn’t signed at all, so the laptop wouldn’t boot that. So I made a PKGBUILD that would download the Ubuntu kernel .deb file from the official Ubuntu repository, unzip the .deb file, and build an Arch/Artix package containing the kernel image and initramfs and CPU microcode and such. The result was a system that was entirely Artix except that it used the Ubuntu kernel. Worked perfectly. I’m sure the folks at PC Support were confused when an Artix box showed up on their Nessus asset management software.

“You leave the sticker on – the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You remove the sticker – you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”

That’s Kalshi’s slogan, right?

No wait, that’s “gambling on fixed bumfights”. My bad.

the AI bubble has popped

So, there’s one positive thing, at least.

I just love a cool refreshing glass of glowstick on a hot summer day.

That’s the part that’s in view of the web cam.

Illegal Numbers (Wikipedia page).

And I believe the particular illegal numbers at issue in this article can be found in this Github repository.

I hate that these days I have to go dig through people’s history to see whether something is slop or whether I should upvote it, but I’m delighted to say it appears this project doesn’t use LLMs. Cheers, OP.