@hackers_gifs yeah, RISC is good. You sure this sweet thread ain't goin to waste?
@Azure after having that happen about 10000M times I decided they just don't want me to enjoy their website anymore.
Their model is entirely dependent on user contribution and they purposely get in the way of browsing and contribute? I'm out.
Awesome tip though.
MULDER [throwing a can of baked beans at Scully]: Scully the beans are INSIDE the can, yet the can is sealed. You have to at least admit that it’s interesting
SCULLY [literally being dragged out of the window by aliens while an actual UFO hovers noisily and brightly over her house]: Mulder I just don’t think aliens real
@jordan they brought one to Shmoo a couple years ago, a Canadian dude and I used Wireshark to examine what happened when plugging in... Nothing. The guy who brought it opened it up - just a charger. He was pretty pleased we took the joke seriously though 😆
@InvaderXan The Economist makes very nice graphs.
@InvaderXan Plants: "What, we all look the same to you?"
Interesting and unexpected:
During Coronavirus Lockdowns, Some Doctors Wondered: Where Are the Preemies? https://nyti.ms/32Bh3QS
@union thank you. Top Gear knows.
Legit, the first time I've heard about "challenge trials". It's funny that so many of us are willing to participate to help healthcare leap forward, while another vocal minority is afraid of vaccines - period.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/16/health/vaccine-open-letter-challenge-trials-intl-gbr/index.html
Porche 911 I get. I saw Californication. I get it.
A new sporty Jaguar says, "I've got money, I don't understand reliability, and I don't give a damn about the planet," all at once.
Time is 13:37, so let's make this #official 🎉
This is the new dedicated account for the #keyoxide project, easy #pgp #encryption and #distributed #identity for all in a fully #opensource and #privacy friendly package!
Developed by @yarmo
Read more about the project here: https://yarmo.eu/post/keyoxide
Let's make distributed identity happen! 😎
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Likes programming in: Rust, Python, JavaScript, C
Reluctantly uses: Roku's BrightScript, C++, anything