massive_bereavement

massive_bereavement , 1 month ago

I just use butterflies.

massive_bereavement , 2 months ago

I see you've found home.

massive_bereavement , 2 months ago

Is that Lemmiwinks?

massive_bereavement , 2 months ago

Drawing hands is hard

massive_bereavement , 2 months ago

It's not a Boeing engine, it's a CFM.

massive_bereavement , 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

That's common on people celebrated on a very specific field and why most Cessna accident victims are doctors and lawyers.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

Maybe it's a Minecraft-trained AI.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

Flatpaks have helped me a lot reducing bloat, avoiding dependency hell.

That said, probably there's some overlapping dependencies that, if installed in a different way I could save some space, but it's not worth it in my opinion.

I'm also using rootless podman+systemd for certain services, but that's been a mixed bag compared with plain old docker or LXC.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

The issue in this instance was not screwing things well enough.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

I think his name's Tim Apple.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

Is it? Honestly speaking I loved both 1 and 2, but the slot machine mechanics of 3 made me steer away towards other similar games instead.

If I do not need to grind, I'm fine.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

But hopefully this will provide us with another folded ideas video.

massive_bereavement , 3 months ago

I was for many years a heavy user and while I liked my niche communities, I abhorred the platform and how it was manipulating us through multiple schemes.

Oddly enough, while the communities here are smaller or nonexistent, the experience seems better and healthier.
Maybe in time this will change too.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

Hang the DJ?

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

Is the Demon Box protocol-compatible with the orphan crushing machine?

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

Mountain Dew Verification Can when?

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

Execute order 66.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

And you call it steamed despite this park is clearly grilled.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

I'm not sure if this is correct, I ate removed bu

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

Iirc one of the biggest challenges was plumbing right? Especially for tall buildings.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

Pregnant women tend to be valued 2x, as they will take purchase decisions for a family for a long period.

If you want to mess with your friends, say congratulations to your pregnancy! On a message in sns.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

I'm altering the photo, pray I don't alter it any further.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

To *newer Intel and AMD cpus and only certain models.

There's a lot of current hardware that uses embedded TPMs. It also depends on the communication path between the CPU and the module, but chances are it will be clear text and in some, via LPC.

massive_bereavement , 4 months ago

It seems to me an evolution on this attack: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/08/how-to-go-from-stolen-pc-to-network-intrusion-in-30-minutes/

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Both are reptiles but lizards are not dinosaurs, as dinosaurs have their legs under their body (like birds) and other reptiles (like lizards) have them at their sides.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Protect your home, use xdg ninja

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Gotta get some ratpoison

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

This movie was a rollercoaster.

Few movies go from 0 to 1000 so gradually that you never see it coming.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Afaik Deutsche Bahn loses 5 mil a day: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/oct/14/its-the-same-daily-misery-germanys-terrible-trains-are-no-joke-for-a-nation-built-on-efficiency

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Deutsche Bahn is the circus and Siemens in this case the clowns.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Are you sure you don't know anything? 🤨

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

What does IT stands for?

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

/unsubscribe

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

I'm sorry, move on.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Got'em city.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Unless you control supply, then you can create artificial scarcity.

There's also the common way where large corporations kill smaller companies or local businesses by predatory pricing techniques, then when those are under, they absorb the business and hike prices.

As manual labour goes, if your market is controlled by a single entity, then even if there's large demand for you, you won't have a chance in getting good conditions.

The same goes if you're a contractor or a small company where your client controls the market.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Could just buy Spatula City.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

Meh, how's this different from RH?

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

What part do you not consider correct?

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

But neither the addresses nor the people who had them where. It would be like saying that you can identify someone from an arp table because you can see the mac addresses.

Unless you know specifically who own said address (even to the point that those can be spoofed) you just have a big pile of wet paper.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

I guess you hadn't read the article. The point wasn't that the ledger is public, but that the accounts allegedly were deemed anonymous.

My point is read the article then criticize it.

massive_bereavement , 5 months ago

This looks like a fork on the road.

massive_bereavement , 8 months ago

It's also mind blowing to consider that as many other projects, both Linux and Python started as a hobyist project never meant to do more than cater to some personal needs.

This taught me how important is allocating time for your team for their personal projects, as the next school romance anime tagging system could be the cornerstone of every AI in the future.