ezchili @ ezchili @iusearchlinux.fyi

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I think you know there was a lot of fear, from legit cases of violence following the first instances of black people integrating some spaces,, pushing a pervasive self-censoring from the end of segregation onwards, this is what I meant though it "ended" in one on paper

It's 3 carrots a day and the skin color is harmless (other than not actually protecting against UV but that's, like, not worse than not doing it) so it's actually quite positive. As long as they don't think they can suddenly skip sunscreen, ...

Segregation wasn't ended by having black teens pick a worse school to avoid racism

haha smol peen funi

Isn't it the best school in the state?

Looked up the abduction thing

https://www.npr.org/2011/11/19/142534943/pedro-pan-childrens-life-altering-flight-from-cuba

I'd say ask the bullets but he dodged them

both sides are the same huh

They're also susceptible to getting their phone stolen, people accessing their computer they left open in class and a whole lot of threat vectors boomers and millenials aren't susceptible to (or not anymore)

That's what the article is saying as well (but nobody reads those)

I live alone and my toilet recognizes "Fred", and "Slutty Fred"

I'm french and I've lived my whole life in this country, and I'll admit, I'm puzzled with this beef stroganoff thing, it's has always seemed like a british dish to me, and between this post and the other one calling it "Bœuf stroganoff" I'm starting to suspect carbon monoxide poisoning

We do have similar dishes like the Bar en croute that Paul Bocuse was famous for but we don't really put beef in pastry unless it's been processed down to a paste that we call pâté (pâté en croute). And even then it's most often pork!

The US isn't even making that investment, students have to bleed out the ass for it and there's still people out there complaining about the curriculum they're choosing

If I was paying €10 000 a year for college I'd damn well expect to learn whatever the fuck I want in it

I'm really glad they let them add support for case insensitivity in ext4

I would've 100% expected some prideful cunt to block it

Man why would you put that out there with your real name and look this clueless to people who google you later

Banger after banger

You can find it in action on regex101 with the regex indeed matching the query string in the maliciouswebsite and not matching even just something with the port and no user/password

It is valid (just weird & not recommended) to give a user:pw combo to a website that doesn't ask for one in the headers. Browsers stripping it off is a different thing

The sheer number of things you have to take into account to properly parse a URL should convince you to not use regexes for it

The fact that it's less code, more correct, faster and more readable to use new URL() should also be enough to convince you to not use regexes

None of this pays for any significant part of people's college!

What taxes? How much do Americans need to indebt themselves for for college until people like you stop trying to have a say in what's being taught there instead of it being the job of the professors?

Do you realize I got paid to do my degree in France and we also have sociology and everyone is fine with it

Lmao ah yes, one of those

If you're not convinced with this you never will

You can just wrap your var with "new URL()" and have something faster, correct and easier to read, but I'm guessing you'll change your ways silently in a few years when you've forgotten about this interaction and managed to convince yourself it was your own idea!

Until then i guess you can add /c/whatev at the end of my two examples and find something else to criticize and decide not to support