Billygoat

Name and shame, what make and model was it?

Set -o vi

I think the confusion comes from people misunderstanding that cloud flare isn’t being set up in front of the arr stack, Instead, what people are talking about is flaresolverr, an application that helps services like jackett bypass cloudflares verification.

So many studies say this will lead to far less productivity for anything remotely knowledge work, especially over a long period.

How an MBA read this.

What a strange captcha…

Tbf, all the well written shows of the last decade only made 10-13 episodes per season. This was one of the major reasons for the writers strike since they only got paid per episode.

Thanks! So then the judgement is two fold. First to split chrome from google. Second to restrict google from paying to be the default search engine on any browser.

Would other search engines be able to “pay to be default”? My understanding is if this went through then browsers wouldn’t be able to take money from any search engine to be the default.

Pizza rat became a thing after This

My first thought was Last Resort.

Can’t find the info atm but if you setup inputrc to use vim controls you can use the vim search in psql.

Yeah…

Jeeves?

Sudo?

Wasn’t that the joke? Iirc Hammond cut a fuck ton of corners.

He told The Independent: “We thought that was a disastrous act of economic self-harm.”

Sums up Brexit pretty well.

Yep, this here. I have a 10 year old tv and was considering buying a new one last year but it just didn’t seem worth the price for the upgrade.

The US health care system has been in trouble for a long time, but the current nightmare starts with the deregulation of pharma. Pharma companies interbred with one another in a string of incestuous marriages that produced these dysfunctional behemoths that were far better at shifting research costs to governments and squeezing customers than they were at making drugs. The pharma giants gouged hospitals for their products, and in response, hospitals underwent their own cousin-fucking merger orgy, producing regional monopolies that were powerful enough to resist pharma’s price-hikes. But in growing large enough to resist pharma profiteering, the hospitals also became powerful enough to screw over insurers. Insurers then drained their own gene pool by combining with one another until most of us have three or fewer insurers we can sign up with – companies that are both big enough to refuse hospital price-hikes, and to hike premiums on us.

Intergalactic Civil War?