rmuk @ rmuk @feddit.uk

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Your cognitive ability changes with you. Your human thoughts, emotions, memories, reasoning, skills, understanding and desires are destroyed.

The universe doesn't distinguish between "intended effects" and "side effects".

You're one of those people who can't click their fingers.

You misunderstand. Phil's abilities and agency are not in question. Phil can read. Phil chooses not to.

If you can put aside the presence of Justin Roiland, here's a relevant Joel Haver take:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpQ_xDMJJ04

Something, something, dihydrogen monoxide, something.

If someone approached me and told me they're trans I'd say "don't fucking talk to me. You're disgusting."

In fairness I say that to everyone.

I think NI is included as part of the UK and, if we're being honest, it's rare that they visit anything more than an hour from London or Edinburgh so having most of the rest of the UK is push too.

That's the best bit about WSL (at least, version 2) is that it is a VM running a full version of Linux using Microsoft Hypervisor. There's a bunch of drivers included that allow Windows and Linux to share filesystems and if you run Wayland/X apps in Linux they run on the Windows desktop.

Did you know...?

Is that how it works? Like a file-o-fax made of mortadella?

Old man yells at cloud.

Carmageddon had a glove with the severed hand still in it. Just saying.

I took a rental offroading in Death Valley once. Covered in chips outside; inside drenched in powdery talc-like dust; and utterly, comprehensively, entirely fucked suspension. The staff at the rental office don't give a shit as long as it drives and can be rinsed off.

Emergency brake for an unforgettable quenching experience.

In twenty years all new digital projectors will have ports for USB-C, power, network and VGA.

One hundred percent go for USFF. Even the cheapest, most basic processor will smash server roles because it's not having to power desktop applications, graphics, window managers, etc.

It's easy. Just read the manual.

The rolling release thing isn't for me, but I get why that model might appeal. Brave, though? Why?

This used to work when the guy worked for the restaurant and had, like, three pizzas to deliver and an empty backseat, but now they'll have six different bags with food from nine takeaways organised with four different delivery apps and doing some realtime Travelling Salesman maths.