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Can never go wrong with medium-rare
1 is cute. 2 and abowe are weird.
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Can never go wrong with medium-rare
1 is cute. 2 and abowe are weird.
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Federal agency warns critical Linux vulnerability being actively exploited
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rust mentioned, lets goo
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Flaw in Git bloated Microsoft repository by a factor of 35.
Ahh - the joys of monorepo.
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Japanese YouTuber Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison for Sharing Gameplay and Anime Videos
Its a suspended sentence, not an imprisonment. Its still shitty and nonsense, but the title of the article is even shittier.
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outside inside
is that the one with dialogue commentary, which got completely deranged as it went on?
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The first conformant M1 GPU driver
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why did you feel the need to highlight they were women? It feels like you’re implying women are worse at programming, devaluing their effort.
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Welcome to Heaven by Bogleech
I'm impressed that the nun still got into this heaven - she must've been doing something right....
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Gore vs Grace
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Both are from Love, Death and Robots, episode Beyond the Aquilla rift.
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Reddit literally shilling their own stonks to users in direct message, reveals that CEO gets paid $193 million last year
Honestly, I'm kinda looking forward to the IPO - because it might be the last enshittification straw that breaks the camel's neck that will finally drown reddit for what it has become.
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Red Dwarf to return in new format with "original and fresh" prequel from series co-creator
I love RD to death. I'm reeeeealy nervous about a prequel? Like, why?
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My GF gave me one afternoon to fix this, what do i do
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I'm with you there. Sure, if you get stupid and screw the valve all the way out, you are fucked and flooded. But to unscrew it completely, you'd have to exercise an overwhelming amount of stupidity.
Degassing radiators is a really simple operation - you either have a special square inverted key, which fits the valve or just use a flat screwdriver and slowly turn the degassing valve until it starts hissing. You let it out until the air turns into a very small stream of radiator water - but the stream is extremely mild and if you close it after a seond it does so, there's usually no more then couple of drops of water.
I have no idea why there should be some sort of superheated steam like anyone is freaking out. Radiator water is usually around 50C if you have an old system or even lower if your heater uses new fancy equiterm curves. Nothing that would burn you.
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Google dropping ublock origin represents a flawless David vs Goliath victory for its developer
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honestly? Id pay for it
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Is there a modern legislative alternative to "ignorance is not an excuse?"
Why do you seek “modern” alternative? As far as I know, it still applies in all developed jurisdictures. Together with presumption of innocence.
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Brothers of the mine rejoice!
Man, I used to watch them years ago…are they still around?
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Deep Lore
Fellas, can anyone help me figure out what the word between 'so' and 'up' is?
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scaps
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I mean, that is what a “real” lightsaber is too. Contained plasma. So a butan flame is not “that” far off. Now to find a way to shape the flame with magnets instead of relying on laminar flow and you have as close to real lightsaber as you could get.
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"Phones" were named after the Greek word for "sound", but modern phones are used in silence as often as not.
There was a time where such multi devices was thought would come from watches, which would be much more telling.
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Official Poster for Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy and the Heron’
I read this as "The Boy and the Harem"
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r/GlobalOffensive's stance on the current situation
Would you consider porting/replicating/mirroring most of the bot posts we used to have on /r/?
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SUSE To Be Taken Private By Its Largest Shareholder
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I would be cautiously optimistic. If they are public, the the top tier entity is the shareholders which usually don’t look further then their dividends and so public company usually focuses on short term growth. Public company doesn’t need to bend backwards towards committee of millions of shareholders and can focus on long term as it wants and deems fit, usually preferring long term investment. Of course it can go the other way too. When they are not responsible to shareholders, theres a possibility that the it gets squeezed end enshitified waaaay faster.