ulterno @ ulterno @programming.dev

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He also had a bizarre contract he made the parents sign that if they changed their minds they had to reimburse him the financial costs of the experiment

Here's a scenario.

• Parent gets modded baby
• Parent is approached by a corporation to take over the baby for their exp instead
  • Corporation is willing to pay parent for it
• Parent later goes and says no to Dr. He
• Parent takes baby to the corporation instead, which now gets to step ahead of Dr. He
• Dr. He gets no resultant data but is stuck with the costs of doing whatever he did.

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Also make sure to remove all BIOS passwords first

Throw it away.

Gently

In my direction

Ask an LLM what is affected by tariffs

It also doesn't have Sessions.
Making it a better choice when you want to quickly open/create a file (the Session selection menu requires a lot of tabbing or using the mouse)

I've used ed.

Ctrl+Alt+F3 htop /ed F9 Enter

My db runs on the user's browser via WASM.

This fixes the issue of hosting any nefarious content.

Just proving a point.

Perhaps you want a character limit and spam protection? But how?

commit signing is a thing

The tech-lead is in the adjacent cell. Now you know why.

hit up, lawyer the gym

People who are bad at understanding tech and logic coincidentally tend to be very competent at these kinds of tactics.

I once made a multithreaded code for an embedded device.
Tested it on my development Desktop PC and it used all 4 cores.

Running it on the target device, all threads ran on the same core because it was too powerful for Linux to feel the need to use multiple cores.

That's a nice way to use it.
Not for me though, since I prefer audio cues for those things.

I use the RGB on my gaming mouse to help find it in the dark, but that's all. Since it's usually too bright, all 3 RGB values are kept under 10 (out of 255).

As for the keyboard, I am mostly fine with a single colour LED. RGB would be considered a nice to have for seasonally changing colours. I may find different zone based colours useful, but I need to find a good enough keyboard first.

I am able to get components with unwanted lighting all over the place, but none where lighting is desirable.

• Didn't ask for lighting in my fans, got them.
• Didn't ask for lighting on my motherboard, got it.
• Didn't ask to a blinding light in the power indicator of my monitor, which is brighter than the screen itself. Had to tape it up.
• Took a real while to find a cabinet without glass/acrylic stuff, because that's all people sell nowadays.
• Asked for a good backlit keyboard for a reasonable price. I had to make cutouts out of glow-in-the-dark stickers.
  • RGB everywhere by default, but getting even a single coloured backlight on a keyboard ramps up the price like anything.

That's what diffs a professional button pusher from an amateur button pusher.
When you know which buttons in which order get you money, you become a professional.

In the example, I was implying a scenario in which Larry sold Larry's stuff, which would have included Larry's phone.
Tom then gives Larry's phone to Steve.

I used 'stuff' in the first sentence to prevent revealing 'phone' beforehand, in which case it could have become, "Tom gave Steve the phone.".

gaming lingo

I see. So just press Tab, right?

Nice. Now what do you do in case of:

Larry sold a lot of his stuff. ... Tom gave Steve his phone.

Is there another "his" for that?

Maybe include the link and hope to get upvoted to skyrim

This exactly.

I don't want an extra launcher/downloader thing that keeps on running in the background.

When I want to play the game, I want to only have to start the game itself. That on top of the fact that Linux can have significantly less bloat than Windows, is a big +.
I even experimented with turning off plasma and playing the game directly in X11 without even a WM. Though it turned out not to make a big difference since the DE seems to be light enough to not be a problem.

Even in case of Steam, the only times I want to have to run it is when I am opening the store or updating the games. Not when I just want to play it and definitely not for a Linux native game which does not require Proton nor the runtime.

So, if there are enough people like me, the client would be a wasted effort.