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@CKsTechnologyNews The numbers *are* large and impressive, but the graphs are manipulating them to seem more extreme.

@CKsTechnologyNews this is very cool but I just want to point out that images 1 and 4 are bad #statistics. The scale starts and ends at arbitrary values to make numbers seem extra large.

Actually, cybertheologians have long been divided as to whether Package Management Hell is a condition of eternal conscious deployment failure, or merely a temporary if aeons-long, state of purgatory in which one's package management sins are gradually exposed and overcome through multiple updates to the package manager itself.

cosplay implies the existence of sinplay and tanplay.

fake dead dude image 

In "night of the living dead", it's the living people who are actually there "living dead" because they're all doomed to die at the end. 🤯 just blew ur mind

"I hope I can get a real answer to my question, not a complex or imaginary answer."
- a poster on DSP.stackexchange.com

"there are no microorganisms that can break most of them down (yet)." sounds like a pitch line from a monster movie. like some kind of creature that metabolizes plastic but then also becomes a huge plastic super-organism that comes ashore and breaks down all our carbon-carbon bonds
arstechnica.com/science/2021/1

So, why would 's cc1 need to be 25 MB in (and that's without debugging symbols -- with is closer to 150MB) ? C's not that big of a language...is most of that optimization code or something?

@davidrevoy Here you go ! 🍬 🍭 🍫 🍬 🍫 🍭 🍪 🍬 🍪

I'm trying to remember the title of this book that consists of several vignettes of extremely long lived people (basically immortal). One of them involved a guy that meditated to slow down his body to kill himself and, I think, he got absorbed into a tree or something. sound familiar?

vision coverage is presented in such a bizarre way. in benefit election portals, it's like they go out of their way to deemphasize it's VSP that provides insurance coverage vs your health insurance. then, they don't send out a member card (at least not at my company: it depends on what the company asks for from what I've heard). like, I had no idea who provides my vision coverage until I needed to pay for an eye exam -- I thought it was just a part of my general medical

"What's your address?"
"Err, /dev/sda, btrfs, tree 1, node 5412, level 0."
"No, I mean where do you live?"
"Oh, 0x7e1eca57ca5ab1a9."
"I meant physically!"
"That's, err, 0x18B00000."
"Where do you reside!?!"
"On cylinder 1, head 3, sector 6!"

We saw this in 2007 during the 2D virtual world boom and so many failed corporate environments, we saw it in the mid 90s with media fever dreams.

All of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again.

twitter.com/mmmatches/status/1

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Q: What do you call two network operators with an unhealthy relationship?

A: A twisted pair.

navat.substack.com/p/diy-acous omg I had been wanting to build something like this for year to find this weird sound I heard in my bedroom, but I didn't know what it's called. $275 is still rather expensive for something I just wanted out of curiosity

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