







Move Zig, for great justice


We’ll all have to go back to having sex with your wife


What are they talking about? Chuck has plenty of feck.


It’s a thanksgiving tradition to pardon a turkey, but he already pardoned Giuliani so he had to find another one


Not only are people this stupid, but those people have a vote, too. (At least if they are citizens)


Just because you’re writing in a shiny new language that never misses an opportunity to crow about how memory safe it is, doesn’t mean that you can skip due diligence on input validation, checking every return value and writing exception handlers for even the most unlikely of situations.
Lol


If I read the article property, the real asset is the rackspace and power they are already leasing. They would tear out the existing Bitcoin mining infrastructure and replace it with AI servers.


Bulkhead is something different, those are the seats that are directly at the front of a section, behind a cabin wall. Some prefer those because they have a bit more legroom, but there’s no under-seat storage (because there is a wall where the next seat would be), so carry-on storage is even more challenging.


I prefer window seats specifically because they are up against a wall, and I know I have an armrest to myself. If that’s where I end up, I am more likely to just close the window shade, particularly if I am jetlagged and need sleep.
However, I had status on United for a while and throughout that whole time did not have to pay any extra fees for that “window” seat. If the airlines are up-charging for window seats, then they better have windows, otherwise they should call them something else.


Buffalo already is Upstate…


This is Buffalo, NY. Can the pig play defense? The Bills are out a few CBs this weekend…


Actually, the drawing is kind of cool. Mamdani should get some t-shirts made…


the “saucer car” was “designed and built… from a cut down 1991 Geo Metro”.
Maybe not…


YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT YOUR CAPS LOCK KEY IS STUCK


Plot twist: this is just corporate shilling, too, trying to convince us it’s only 15%…


Upon seeing Jackson’s state of dress, Judge Sean Perkins asked, “You got some pants on, officer?”
Jackson is seen replying, “No, sir,” before changing his camera’s framing so his lower body was no longer visible.
The rest of the hearing went on as planned.
At least he was polite about it


There are two ways to interpret the question.
If you go with “will the internetworking between independent diverse networks ever go offline”, the answer to that is most definitely “no”. With so many independent entities involved, and so many redundant connections, data will find a way to be routed to where it needs to go. Perhaps a coordinated attack on undersea cables might disconnect continents from each other.
But if you go with “can the commercial Internet that companies use to sell stuff ever go offline”, I think we’ve seen that the answer to that is “yes”. As more and more commerce moves “to the cloud” I think people are ignorant about how concentrates computing in a few distinct geographical areas and companies. Yes, I am aware that those companies are very good at 24/7 operation and site reliability. Until they fire so many people that they aren’t reliable anymore.


“Dinosaurs have been on this earth for 150 million years. And it’s not like we’re just going to … disappear …”
