Proton’s CEO has thrown his support behind Trump, so it’s not a safe haven either.

Have you got your copy of Final Space: The Final Chapter yet?

How’s it taste?

1.21 is a bit of a renaissance, especially with the amazing things the create family can do.

I totally missed the etc and thought you were suggesting using small town people as toilet paper.

I feel it in my fingers

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Oh great, so in a hundred million years Iceland is going to be crushed? We should be thinking about evacuating the puffins.

That’s how you get promoted at Apple.

Wouldn’t that just get pushed until he dies anyway, like that Black Mirror episode where they torture the uploaded consciousness of a man for entertainment?

I used FFF (fake flash finder) a few months back when I last bought SD cards. Should be in your distro’s repos

The presentation of schizophrenia is apparently different in less technologically advanced societies, so you might have a point. https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/foc.6.2.foc184

I started that one but fell off pretty quickly after that brutal opening chapter. I think it was too heavy to read in the middle of COVID. Thanks for reminding me, I’ll give it another go.

Some people are already working on that: https://youtu.be/bEXefdbQDjw

You should read Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy. One planet decides to ship off all their “useless” people on a colony ship pretending they’re saving them from the apocalypse and everyone else is coming soon.

Did they ever fix the RCE exploit in WW2?

That’s about the same as the distance from Australia’s westernmost point to the easternmost point, so I say we take over.

Just after he died a famous groupie whose name I can’t recall claimed to have been involved in a threesome with Bowie when she was underage. IIRC the third party in the threesome who was another groupie also claimed the first groupie wasn’t there, so who knows.

DayZ runs fine on Linux though

Probably Kernighan and Ritchie. Ritchie invented C, Kernighan teamed up with him to write the first C programming book.