link's busted, works if I removed the Today's. looking forward to reading it
13.03.2026 14:47
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link's busted, works if I removed the Today's. looking forward to reading it
to try and maintain our current sanity levels, some members of our local geek slack all pitched in on a variety banana box the first summer of lockdown, distributed semi-randomly through no-contact banana deliveries
yeah we really upped our costco shopping, to the point that the spendier membership starts paying for itself without us having to buy like, two new sets of tires or a gi-huge-ic electric snow thrower
you want your own personal cheese, or your own Mauritius cheese?
my partner got a diagnosis well into adulthood, and now they're wondering just how different their father's life would have been if he could have been diagnosed at all, let alone early
the almost alliteration there makes it worse somehow
aren't they supposed to be using a banana for scale?
babybel is clearly Up To Some Shit
is this one of those fandago things where they play the video of the Tokyo concert in a theater, or is it live?
and half his shtick is about how great it is to be Korean, while... very visibly not being Korean! and no one thought this was a problem
_nodding_ shoving will protect you from the terrible secret of space
do not trust the pusher robot. it is malfunctioning
we have a copy of this at home and our youngest is obsessed with it. we've yet to play it, but he always asks for it www.atlas-games.com/product_tabl...
our youngest thought that "soft" meant "pet" because we kept encouraging him to be gentle ("wanna soft Pete") and our oldest called the cats "meows". it's pretty amazing watching them learn how to interact with a Creature in the house
pretty sure it's canon that Pa Ingalls didn't wash his ass
same!
fuzzy little man. sky potato
fruit bats are big goofuses
oh I believe it. when I worked there I got in the habit of setting time values in all our unit tests to like 3 months in the future, so if it was _going_ to blow up on some kind of event we had some warning to fix it
yeah I think the only thing that's going to eventually sort it out for me (if ever) is a lot more practice, until I can largely bypass the "look for phrase" step where it goes sideways
this of course also included things like people taking one hour shifts that crossed a DST boundary. They later asked us to implement recurring shifts out into the future. if my hair wasn't already gone, it would have fallen out
I once worked on scheduling software where we were asked to show the user their hours & elapsed wall clock time, in their timezone, including past records... and we'd stored everything in UTC, only. no TZ info. Workers sometimes traveled between shifts, or moved to other locations... disaster time
this is exactly the type of mistake I'd make. My brain seems wired to only understand English and Not English, so whenever I can't think of the right phrase in the current Not English I end up with the correct phrase in the wrong language.
unsurprisingly, she's all in and excited about it. Can you share any more details about how you're setting it up?
the new CEO is still a white dude. they could have at least started with that
actually my wife should do this with her class, they'd love it
hard to go wrong with a hagfish then
you're making me want to watch a hard drive defrag now
