It also boasts a shelf life of at least a month—far exceeding that of many other biomaterials, which often last only days or weeks.

So the miracle properties last a few months tops?
Also since when is wood not a biomaterial?

Not even close!

One side are fanatical fascists, that defy the constitutional order to send random people into foreign gulags.
The other is a buch of rule followers that lack a vision and are devoid of energy.

I think there is a misunderstanding, what running locally means.
You can run a gitlab runner on your local machine, but it needs to pulls it’s jobs from git. It also requires gitlab to register your runner, so it can’t really work for new contributors to use themselves.

Run your CI in a sandbox.
For example gitlab allows you to run in a docker image.
Unless the attacker knows a docker CVE or is willing to waste a specter style 0-day on you, the most they can do is waste your cpu cycles.

Apart from the obvious lack of portability, compilers write better assembly than most humans.

Maybe to build one of those shitty websites where you can’t select text because every letter is in its own element.

I’m wondering if there’s a way [to] combine their computational power.

Only if your problem can be be split up reasonably, otherwise you will spend more time waiting for data to move.
Where it can work: video encoding, CI pipelines, data analysis
Where it won’t work: interactive stuff, most single file operations

I want to get into server hosting […]

Then you don’t need another reason to do it.

[If] I can connect them all to one display [or] make them all accessible in one place.

You can either get a hardware switch or chose a primary computer and connect to the others. For that you can use remote desktop software or be a try hard and use ssh.

I tried to open files placed in /tmp in Firefox and gave up after going down the sandbox rabbit hole. I then uninstalled the snap and did some acrobatics to get the apt version, as apt install firefox will actually install the snap by default.

Hopefully! That way all the crypto bros will concentrate there and leave normal social media alone.

From the examples in the readme, it uses cpython, but can share variables between python and elixir in a very ergonomic way.

(a→b)→(¬b→¬a)

It would be funny because I don’t think twitter has the server infrastruktur or the domain knowledge.

The billionaire space race reminds me of Devil facial tumour disease (NSFL).
It’s the only cancer (that I know of), that can reliably spread to a new host.

Edit: I did some reading, there are more but that is the one that feels most terrifying. I posted the article on creepy Wikipedia.

Just put it in a formal grammar:

GNU -> GNU's Not Unix's
GNU -> gnu
GIMP -> GNU image manipulation program

This was not a design consideration when usenet was being developed, because the assumption was all the users would have a name, email, and traceable identity so if you acted like a stupid shit, everyone already knew exactly who you were, where you worked/went to school, and could apply actual real-world social pressure to you to stop being a stupid fuck.

The first email spammer got a call from the US Air Force Major in charge of ARPANET and nobody send spam for a while. We should have kept doing that.