Wasn’t just the song that slaps, then.

The best dessert drinks are served in a martini glass though.

As someone with size 14-wide (US) feet, this is how I shop for shoes. Don’t even look at styles or price, I just look for the pairs that are in stock in my size and that narrows the other factors down for me a lot.

It’s funny because I bet a lot of us that came on the API wave had/have 15+ year old accounts.

Mines 18.

I had a post from /r/teenagers show up on my homepage and I realized that my account is older than most people there say they are.

Dude they fucked up Ctrl+S and Alt+F in paintbrush and it still fucks with my workflows.

IRC is literally right there.

The protocol itself could use a little modernizing (namely around privacy concerns), but it’s still very relevant.

I’m really digging the irony of this thread…

What is this? I searched this in Brave search and got like no relevant results.

There was a miscommunication on the phone, they ended up sending the gravy seals.

Lemon stealing whores.

Can we get ads without doorbells or knocking, too, for the same reason?

Oh and police sirens. Especially on the radio.

“get oopsed”

That’s how we ended up with a 6 year old in the first place.

Elegant vigilantes in lingerie?

Having functional GPS in a tunnel would be very nice…as someone who drives through Boston and fucking hates tunnels.

But that’s not what I meant by fragile. I meant it can be disrupted/jammed fairly trivially.

Nah the idea is sound. As someone else said, GPS is incredibly fragile. Also very terrestrial…it doesn’t work once you leave the atmosphere.

This will probably be another SpaceX grift, but there are alternative technologies that are more resilient to attack. From military/defense perspective (the original reason for GPS), that’s pretty important.

Nor do I. Wasn’t the Proton CEO kissing the ring a few weeks ago?

Nah there’s always less G on the moon.

What if the whole earth, itself, is like, one giant supercomputer, designed to answer the ultimate question, and it’s just been running for billions of years?

There’s an upper limit to how many bodies you can throw at a task.

9 women won’t make a baby in one month.

This is sort of how I got my start as a network engineer in the US, a dozen or so years ago.

There was a large skills gap in the area (still is, IMO)…so the company started hiring people that had no training but had a good technical aptitude with the intent to train them directly.

I know a lot of really great engineers that got their start through that program.

The company has since been bought, and bought again. We’ve all mostly scattered to the wind. But I still run into some of them every now and then as vendors for my current employer…our current VoIP consultant came from that program, and honestly I don’t know anybody who knows IP Telephony better than him.