Same. https://sh.itjust.works/post/65657453

Except for the 12 quid part

I think it was pepper spray

The DOJ get paid very handsomely for the feces feast they are hired to endure.

• No
• Manual only
• Because I’m old and crusty, and always rawdogged service setups. I’m sure containers are nice and all, I just never got around to learning them properly.

Well, I wrote my first if in 1998…

EDIT: Actually, I think it was 1996

Of course

Is this loss?

I actually offer a free tier for eligible corporations: 37.5 hours a week, and no extras. Just sign my ToS.

I will extract and sell your data. All your data.

When the guy in the server room ran out of patch cables

The hard R

Remember that Flock isn’t the only company with this exact business model. Cities ditching Flock is moving to their competitors instead.

Until used, then it’ll smell like something else

And Microsoft certainly never did this…

NFTs, like blockchain in general, are public write-only databases. The only difference is that NFTs also contains references to things such as media (pictures).

They’re still around, but like all other fads that are poorly camouflaged pondicherry ponzi schemes (ducking autocorrect), they’re practically worthless.

An NFT doesn’t dictate ownership, neither de jure nor de facto.

While I find the concept of public write-only databases interesting feom a technological standpoint, an actual use case has yet to be discovered.

man 2 man

Edit: It seems there is no section 2 in the manual about the manual. I was sure I remembered there being one

I got an emergency appointment within hours so they could do a temporary hotfix to relieve the pain so I could at least function as a human again, then I came back in after a week or so for the permanent fix, which obviously took longer and needed to be scheduled.

Started a Minecraft server recently for the household+friends, and I did what I’ve done for 15 years: Small shack on the surface, huge tunnel base underground

Which type medicine is often combined with the awk ward? sedatives…

With a good telescope, what may have previously appeared as stars, turns out to be a collection of millions of stars in a tiny secti9n of the sky.

Slams!