If we filter for OSes that provide artifacts we can validate fully, the list gets smaller quickly.

Some power rangers Jurassic Park cross-over?

plug-in-play

And a Bone Apple Tea to you !

I got harder stuff for a back injury, and fuck no thanks. I stuck with a max-dose Tylenol+Advil stack and hot packs and cursing.

The benefits of the baby morphine was just not worth all the side effects. I’ll stick to the stack and some rest, thanks.

Thank you for jumping to the defence of a deceased person for a potential disparagement another dead person made based on an intrinsic attribute we cannot confirm.

PClinuxOS sees your favourite distro omitted and understands.

It’s exacerbated by “oh this library is updated for no reason than its version is newer so we need to force that bleeding edge on any ecosystem we’re in” thinking.

We’ve absolutely lost the careful, measured long-term release and maintenance cadence that we built the Internet on.

Compare Systemd.

I have a confession to make. I’m not left-handed.

EVERY quote can be on-topic if you need it to be.

History shows Americans will.

They trusted Microsoft after they were successfully sued by a DoJ (when it used to investigate corruption and monopolies) for being dicks, but David boies rejected breaking up the company in 2001.

I can’t defend Resurrections though.

I can. It was a great flick. They were in it to milk one more payday out of it, but I still enjoyed where it went.

In contrast, I felt Rel and Rev were a bad Aliens2 to Matrix’s Alien. Full of action, none of the pacing. The wachowskis should’ve hit up the writer who wrote the stolen Matrix manuscript for a sequel instead, but they woulda had to pay her.

We got free tickets when we went to go see Shaft and the film burned in the middle and they had to splice it together to get it going. We lost some dialogue at the Palmieri house but no action. Win-win.

We spent the free tickets to see Dude, and I still want my money back. And yes, I still reference the quotes whenever I can while I hate the movie, since while I’m a snob I’m also a deep nerd and must quote everything.

Very entertaining.

A little short on Olivia Wilde, though, which was an amazing feature of Legacy.

the involves

Well, those people are in on it. Is it comma-splicing?

If it was important and true, they would’ve spell-checked.

The cancer spreads.

Ttiwwop

Pretty sure I’ve seen dragon flies crawling along plants on land?

Yes, you are pretty sure. Glad I could answer your question.

You don’t know how Cisco is triangulating your laptop’s position from APs in range, do ya? It’s 2015 tech, and it’s insane.

Being able to see where everyone’s cell phone is in the middle of an open-air concert … and whether and where it has been on the muni network since … has been valuable for cops looking to question a potential witness.

But yeah, if you’re reading this in the company loo, your IT people probably know, if they cared. They don’t care.

Hell, knowing when the boss’s phone lights up on the site wifi was great for ambushing him with a purc req first-thing. …or so I hear.

TL;DR: they don’t need to know which IP range you’re on, as their layer-1 has already ratted you out.

Ha ha ha ha, proper architecture is so exhausting.