gergo

to paraphrase an old american air force saying, russian missiles have 100% accuracy, they always hit something

oh wow, what a useful post to see what sub to unsub from 🖕👍

you wash it after every ride anyway. on the plus side, you get no underwear rashes that you would definitely get if you wore underwear.

and my personal favourite reason: your underwear doesn’t “cut” int your belly.

“we are a premium brand”

my ass.

my thought exactly:)) 1 is already 1 too many

regulation works.

i’m sure when you buy a new car you somewhere sign to this t&c’s… which is why i’m not buying a new car (well, one of the reasons anyway ;))

pretty much everything i am or have been using in the last (*checks calendar) 29 years. my debian server setups, frankly by now (despite all the hate) my rock solid manjaro from the last ~8years, my raspbians… hard to pinpoint one particular piece of sw that works better than the others. but what comes to mind now: i have a mostly command line based workflow to create a yearly photo book out of family pictures from that year, using exiv2, imagemagick, and some basic bash stuff. this has been in use for 5 years now, i haven’t changed it and it’s quicker than any grahical thing that could replace it. ai could probably improve or automate it more but by now I’m so used to it that i cannot be bothered to start with it.

knowing now that Trump signed the MoA (or somtehing to that effect) in Versailles, I can’t help seeing the parallels of some other famous capitulations that were signed in/near Versailles :)

maybe the 50 cars are there to shoo away any girls younger than 18 by the time the pedo arrives, just to be sure

crash?

the problem is exactly the fact that it is a repo; it introduces a layer of unknown between the dev and the user. and the user will unavoidably “trust” it (especially when it’s listed amongst official repos in e.g. the graphical version of Pamac), without understanding the risks.

meanwhile here i am, in my classic car manufactured in 1985 and with a grin on my face every time i drive it.

i hate this, take my upvote.

debian on servers all the way, since 2000

at this point, Plex is self-shooting-in-the-foot

you saw that something on the internet will go to shit in a couple of years? speak to us, oracle! :)

in unrelated news, US GDP just went up 400bn dollars

basically everything,i guess.

this is the way :)