They grew up barely able to see through the smog and river fires in the US during the 60’, 70’s, and 80’s so we should be forced to suffer and choke on them too.

Planting trees and posts by the roads also helps.

Pedestrian first timing on the crossings.

Even better: roundabouts. They fucking work, even if people have to learn how to use them for a bit.

Never 51. Elbows Up, my friend.

You hate to do it, but when the other persons gloves come off Canada answers the bell.

Having PERL be a shell style environment was hilariously slow. Entertaining, but slow.

I feel bad that I read that page in Chrome. I’m a failure of a techie.

Tomorrow I must atone by teaching more students terminal commands. Maybe using web API calls with cURL. Or get and some eviloverlord.com quotes?

“I tried switching to Hannah Montana Special Arch Edition and it wasn’t easy!” – Is it ever easy? I dunno, but computers are complex things so trying any new approach is expected to take work. Picking a weird, unsupported, and possibly out of date software package isn’t going to help the effort.

Look at that: putting remotely accessible sensors in your home opens it up to attacks. Who’d have thought?

London is on the cusp of having such a wonderful treasure of a city space. Oxford Street is so beautiful and having it be pedestrian only will make it so much better to linger and stroll around.

Removing the cars will make it a jewel of England.

“trust is” says marketing.

It doesn’t matter to my perspective. The history of religion is for sub groups to spilt off over inconsequential differences, make up different doctrines and eventually go to war over them. It’s an expression of Authoritarians and cult behavior, and what leads to some of the greatest suffering that mankind has ever inflicted upon itself.

These families wanted to filter themselves to a sub group that’s a distinction without a difference.

But that’s the wrong kind of religious.

This post feels like a bot wrote it as pro Microsoft spam.

Also don’t use more than a few words or I get bored and need a Tik Tok video to keep me focused between sentences.

Or… Drive fewer cars and run fewer gas motors!!!

AWS is mostly built on AWS.

Yes, DNS started failing to properly fill name lookups. So, DynamoDB started failing. That started making security and other AWS services fail. Which in turn made higher level services fail.

It truly was a house of cards kind of moment.

We’re both self defeating and stupid. Also, we don’t feel that our nation should work to our benefit. It’s really a long term 1D chess strat to die early because our nation is a hellhole of our own devising.

Oh, but we also are basically poor while we do it. We’re #1! {According to us}

This kind of tech has been floating around the research world of smart home tech for over a decade now. Various forms of EM deflection and field deviation modeling have been used to be headcount sensors, gesture sensors, and body position modeling. Yup, it’s out there. Normally, it takes multiple antennas in particular positions to work, so it’s still a more controlled space kind of thing than the whole world. That said, it’s possible to do, so head’s up, we’re in for a rough ride going forward on the privacy and monitoring fronts.

They’ve left dual citizenship and the five year normal path to citizenship intact… for now.

“fascists seek to ally with fascists now that US fascists are publicly out as fascists”

Windows 95/98 sucked shit. I liked the games, but the kernels were terrible.

I dual booted or ran two machines Linux (RedHat 5.2 to 6.2, wtf was up with 7?), then whatever worked (usually Debian based) for a while. Mostly used Linux alone for years, but used Win7 for a bit. That one was okay, but Microsoft can’t build dev tools on their own OS to save their lives.

It’s been Linux Mint for a long time now on desktops and Debian/Armbian on servers.

Basically, I’ve been mainlining Linux since about '97 and it’s doing me just fine. Works great for my kids and wife. We’re a mostly Linux household. It saves me a ton of headaches. Easy to install, patch, and almost no other maintenance.