Oh no, you!
“No, not that one, It’s GPLv3, which is evil”
“Actually it’s BSD licensed”
“Even worse!”
“OK, how about this one, it hasn’t been maintained for 20 years and is still under GPLv2”
“OK, fine”
Spends several days trying to satisfy a broken dependency tree of a 20 year old light bulb
All I see in Holy Awe is power-lactating tits.
Those are usually connected to a light switch for connecting ceiling lights. Especially in older houses from when it was common to have many dim lights instead of few bright ones.
Seeing as it’s grounded, that one is new-ish… before the 80’s, it would probably not have been grounded.
Also, close to a window tells me that its primary use nowadays is for christmas lights.
Source: am noggie
Well, they’re obviously normal price now, since it was all Bidens fault, and had nothing to do with poultry diseases.
The ruble doesn’t go as far as it used to
I like when Ordinary Things had a look at him. I can’t help but agree with his effort, even if his methods and theories leave a lot to be desired.
Nah, not enough room.
Another season of Firefly
EDIT: Or however many seasons it takes to wrap up the story properly. Also, I’ll pay the original actors however much it takes to join the project. And I’ll pay makeup artists and VFX artists however much it takes to make it appear like they haven’t aged.
Maybe Sarah Connor Chronicles as well. That show ended on a cliffhangwr without resolution.
I have weirdly thick skin on and especially under my feet, so I can walk barefoot on ice and snow and not feel cold.
Same. I see the notifications and think “Oh no, here it comes…”
Usually it’s surprisingly positive, but I skim the negative ones, and even think to myself “Yes, I do on fact mean exactly that”, but I can’t be arsed to respond.
Could work if the turbine, fuel, weapons, and other heavy components are placed in the front, leaving the aft to be mostly a hollow tube.
Applying trim is going to be a bitch, though. Stability around center of pressure is going to be abysmal, so you better not subject that thing to any high (>0.00001º) AoA.
The Knook can identify as neither nor, and so can you.
The sad part is that Musk actually believes this. AI + “a wizard will do it” defeats night and/or clouds, apparently.
I find that it’s around the same, except linux waits on updating the UI until all write buffers are flushed, whereas Windows does not.
Perl when I iterate over an object and treat the result as a hash reference: “fine, whatever. Fuck you, tho”
Knock Knock
Speculative Execution
Who’s there?