Yes! But they’d have to pause the video to pop up the multi-level rebuttals:

Trump: Mexican people are evil terrible lazy criminals

Pop immigrants are usually the most law-abiding group in America

Pop immigrants are usually the hardest workers, adaptable and versatile. They usually works jobs that go unfilled without them

Pop Latin Americans have a rich culture and history, and happily celebrate with rich colour and intricate dance and song

Pop people of Mexico enjoy less crime on average than Americans

Etc

Like, there’s only so much time!

My peer used the newton for comp sci class notes. Daily. Exclusively.

Then she went on to mastermind the behaviour and tactics of Myth: The Fallen Lords.

It’s tenuous, but I say that’s causal.

My in-laws retired after a lifetime of union work - carpenter and nurse. It’s given them a retirement that has let them, among other things, go to Venice 4 times.

But they’re model Canadians and I think they’d be the least likely to block a through-way or make a spectacle of themselves. But they realize that just walking through the city has impact just from their mere presence.

It’s too late for them but I get why they’d go back. Venezians (Venetians?) are cursed with a beautiful city and it makes their existence a struggle because tourists are dinks. I grew up in a tourist town and I hate tourists even when I am one, and even though to try to represent my polite country reputation as well as I can.

Can we consider going in the off-season? How can we preserve the city for future citizens and visitors?

Can we please drastically raise the price for everything and then award the residents a monthly stipend to completely offset it as well as using the rest for maintenance and restoration of the exteriors while we improve the infrastructure? I don’t mean to sound posh, because it’s more a value proposition: I’d pay extra to be able to go, if it means that extra revenue will allow that to happen. I’m willing to wait until I can foot the bigger bill, even if that means I never get to go.

Is there a better idea that allows the activity of selfish people like me who want to one day see it, preserve it for people like me; but most importantly for the residents who have to suffer my gawking and smiling for a week?

Copilot leads me on flights of fanciful code that is absolutely not possible, and the joy turns to tragedy when I find out it lied insidiously about a particular niche function the entire time.

Wait. Is this beanie babies or magic cards?

With the spelling mistake?

Headphone jack. I just can’t say this enough, despite the fact I have apple’s wireless earbuds (of some clique name) in my pocket at this very second. Headphone jack.

Don’t ask for it for yourself. Ask for it for the d-bag sharing music of some guy grunting over a drum track on the bus. We need to save him from the damage to his reputation when his friends remind him they knew he listened to such trash later when he needs to deny it.

Smbfs by autofs for decades. 0 issues.

Per capita or GTFO

The air quotes are really important here. Thanks for stressing that.

4 mass shootings this past Sunday; and 4 isn’t even a ‘record’ day by half.

Anthropic could have bought

You think buying the books would let them plagiarize ? That doesn’t seem to be normal in the “book buying” process.

You’re gonna get some “git gud scrub” responses, but really the high cost is just what everyone discovers; it’s just your turn.

In both my jobs I went through the eager take-up of (pub) cloud and saas schemes, and then the eventual 90% repatriation of compute.

Turns out it’s still cheaper to run your own team with your own priv-cloud gear in a DC. Like, usually by a good amount. Yes, Virginia, even if you’re a black belt cloud master of saas (which is just sales and kool-aid).

Atlassian hasn’t had a great history of

1. Understanding cloud
2. Deploying anything reliable into the cloud

Now they’re 100% SAAS? This is gonna be sad.

Nope. It’s all wishy-washy stuff despite hard figures suggesting people are way more effective in the environment of their choosing.

For extroverts, that means water cooler chat and lunchtime foozball, and debates at the whiteboard, so don’t discount those weirdos when we all ask for the right to choose for ourselves.

Let the managers’ vision be filled with energetic kids throwing paper balls and being dynamic go-getters while we sit in our wonderful riverside offices with our cats and dogs and make the shit do the shit like pros.

[glances at shelf in corner]

Can confirm.

Oh look! Another navel-gazer unable to feel validated without seeing people’s asses in chairs. That’s gonna be awesome for the introverted type who take the most pride in really great code.

And this unhealthy preoccupation with asses is a bit of a red flag.

As per the Dead Sea Effect, they’re looking to shed people without actually making them redundant.

As per the Dead Sea Effect, they’re not going to shed the dead weight.

The server was reportedly running 2.4.57 and the CVE was fixed in 2.4.60, so it’s definitely present in the software.

Overall, I don’t get your point about stable releases and backports.

Clearly. Hint: it’s what Enterprise Linux has done for 20 years.

Not only that, but no more pick-a-brick in Canada too! Why does my nephew have to suffer because Trump is a dink?

(We’ve tried maybe suggesting he not leave tiny Lego walkie talkies and lightsabers around for the dog to process - like a lab test but not a Labrador - but that’s proven unworkable)