Sounds like Rincewind and Cohen the Barbarian, all right.
Canadian, sysadmin, trans rights are human rights, puncha-the-nazis, cats are pretty great, GNU Terry Pratchett.
Sounds like Rincewind and Cohen the Barbarian, all right.
That sounds incredible actually.
In both cases. We don’t pay nearly the real cost of gasoline.
That sounds revolting and it makes my teeth hurt.
Eat a GD vegetable


Some sugar to help swallow the pill, and then later…
Definitely. But it’s worth expending some skull meat to understand what’s going on. :)
In some of my university classes I liked to use Hiragana characters (from Japanese) for variables and function names, just to be a jerk.
Yeah, “loop” was a poor choice of keywords. My point was that replacing : with a more plain identifier helps it make sense. :)


On the plus side, it’ll buy us a little more time to deal with climate change. Hopefully.
If you replace : with “loop” it becomes pretty clear. The only ‘weird’ thing is using punctuation as a function name.


This seems like propaganda to pit us against the strikers.
Interesting. Worrying, even.
This is new to me, I can’t find a reference. Can you share?
That’s totally a decent option. Unless you want the space under it for cars or something, of course.
You kinda answered your own questions there. You get a lift and a crane. Presumably whatever local company installed them would also repair them.


I do wish they’d publish a proper apt repo instead of making me install the .deb everytime.


I don’t actually love Lee’s. But Honey’s is great.


Pass


Big enough that a rift between the two is a big win for Russia. A chunk of both of our GDPs is a direct result of close cooperation and free trade. We are both poorer when Trump and Putin wreck our trade.
I would wager that the USA loses more if Canada goes away than it would be the other way around.


Do you mean to say that Camada is not a large economy?
I like to go to the nearby shop and pay the guy to put one together for me. I don’t know nearly enough to keep up with the industry, so I’ll defer to expertise.