breech

breach, right?

You don’t have to see it clearly, just see it. And you can be fooled, too, by level lines that look like horizons: the corner between wall and ceiling in a room with slight contrast in paint colours can light the reflex and calm the spin. This is stone-age lizard-brain stuff so it doesn’t have to be perfect.

I think it’s the same thing that lets a chicken or an eagle track a spot while turning.

I caught a virus at college that was going around. They didn’t try to trace it but like a dozen of us who met during treatment all suffered damage to our vestibular network in one or both ears and were staggering about until this secondary thing took over full-time. The damage is permanent but this reflex thing keeps us vertical. It’s really astounding.

Citronella, for some.

Irish spring for me. It got in and around my molars and I tasted that for hours.

Its build/install fails best practice and ISO in so many places that I simply cannot.

But thank you for sending that over. I’ve never heard of that app, and I’m grateful for the consideration.

Not a Yaml fan?

Heck no. I get paid to do a ansible in the daytime, and yaml and ansible are proof of society’s collapse; not just because they’re both so terrible, but because they are ever chosen despite the existence of so many alternatives.

I don’t think the “moon landing was faked” is here anywhere?

To answer the question as written: no, you don’t (didn’t) think it was here anywhere. I’m pretty certain of my answer. Glad I could help clear that up.

Is the “they won’t let us see the tapes of the Pentagon impact” part of Steel Beams, or is it a new one so it’s tried separately? “Spotted tail numbers” too? Midnight Gold Shipments? Like, is all the 9/11 stuff lumped in under that, or are they free to be their own weirdness as long as they neither depend nor provide for an adjacent whackadoo theory?

What IS the associative rule for independent whackadoo theories ?

They do have the highest kill rate of any animal shelter group.

a dream job is make lots of money but do very little

Nope. It’s “make enough to survive and have a life outside of a job that isn’t terrible to be at”.

And it could be “make lots of indolent money” but that’s either boring or impossible, and studies show the non-sucky rewarding job is better for your well-being if you do have to work.

Face it: you’re gonna have to work. Find a job you don’t hate, that gives you enough to goof off afterward and really enjoy something and still survive. We’re edging out of boomer/x wage-slave era and one thing the millennials have is an eye for a life that isn’t defined by wealth and work, and that has prepared them the most for survival on this planet at each stage of life.

The real answer buried in the comments.

What if someone has sleep apnea or sleepfarts or youre just too hot and sticky and full of night sweats

Psst. That’s okay. Smelly sex is still great sex.

That’s been proved. It’s bizarre.

Seeing a horizon can fix short-term balance issues, or temporarily relieve long-term issues like labyrinthitis/vertigo, because it feeds the secondary ocular-vestibulo brain bit and gets you back settled and leveled. Unless you’re drunk or damaged, it’s a neat trick.

Hyponatremia . We called it hyponatriosis or ‘water-drunk’ in the army. We had a girl in our platoon over-hydrate and go floppy on a march, and my swear-to-god buck-oh-five bunkmate had to play crutch for the rest of it while we all redistroed all their collective gear. (calm your breathing: they marched in back with the medicos under obs the entire time, and we didn’t fail the little exercise we were on, and it was her choice to continue at every stage, and she was lauded for it afterward. This is a heroism story.)

stick one foot[…] out

The Snorkel is god-tier advice.

Switched to codeberg as well

I’m using gitlab-on-prem for now, until their slow code decay and creeping featurism destroys it completely. It’s only barely usable now because of the really dumb CI/runner changes, for example, but forgejo uses a yaml CI setup so that’s never happening.

Two ragdoll cats in the house, known for their size and clumsiness. They crash into things worse than the boards at a good hockey game.

Everytime

My dude. You know this isn’t a word, right?

There’s my nemesis. Gen-X, and my rule is “if you don’t see blood or fire, don’t call me. If you do, call 9-1-1 and don’t call me.”

My exception is a planned call like with a bank or for an interview, and I’ll push zoom/etc at all costs.