My nephew’s initials are b.o.m.b unintentionally.

He’s the bomb.

“gnarly” still exists as a word for convoluted or fouled.

“Bray” is the verb for a donkey making noise.

The more I type about it, the less “psych” looks like a valid English word.

…because the word is ‘psyche’: “I psyched him out.”

I think it’s Greek origin, and it’s like “psychology”.

download the Flatpak build

How about no?

So what colour is a car anyway? Black like a car, purple like a car? Blue like a car?

And he wants it all dry-cleaned ? He should go to the fluff-n-fold instead if it’s just blue collar gear with the cover-alls and such.

I wish I had a fluff-n-fold when I was at the fish farm, as downtime in town was short. But, then again, some poor Laundromat would have to suffer all my fishy smelling gear!

For sure. And their bumbling has made it harder to deactivate all the useless bloat and get the good web-editor back. And a host of other mind-numbingly short-sighted decisions that show they’re fully run by LostBoy coders who were never mentored and just don’t know better.

But tuning can come after. And their CI is way fucking better than forgejo’s facepalm of a GitHub clone. And that’s a thin reason, but, yeah.

You support bungalows and property lines but not demarcation for consolidated resource management.

Weird. And very wasteful to the planet.

Santa is just a simpler deity for kids, but they stop believing before their pre-frontal is formed, so parents move kids to another invisible omniscient being. The problem is they keep doing it after 27.

That’s regional. It’s not acceptable here.

I read the whole thing. I regret this.

The geo-exfiltration of personal information needs to be in great big banner lights; and not just because you’re outside America, or China, or wherever the bot happens to be where Firefox is exfitrating your history as queries.

Exfil is bad; geo-exfiltration is next-level bad.

maxxing

Spelled like faxing, taxing and relaxing? Why the added letter?

communities here I suppose

Yes. Never call them ‘comms’.

Everytime

Not a word.

Nice. That’s my favourite colour!

So

1. Unenforceable
2. Inaccurate
3. Over-reaching
4. PII not protected

What’s wrong with it then? By the numbers, it seems everything is wrong with it.

When you go order something from Amazon, you’re using about 15-20 computers in a row; probably more. PROVE you have the right. Yes, the server farm you’re using to make an order is included, and it’s a lot of machines.

Who pays to make sure Ticketmaster server farm is ‘used’ by age-appropriate customers and the code to check that is installed and maintained? Why, you, of course. The order panel at the burger joint? You, eventually. Toll ticket at Airport Parking? You’re gonna love this. Guess what’s in your cable box? Guess how often you’ll have to have your face scanned just to turn on the TV? TV too. Fancy thermostat? There’s a computer Nesting in there. Scan that face, bucko; on the new unit you have to buy because, dude, that and your microwave just became e-waste.

The list is unending. The implementation is shit. The data leak has already been shown with … discord, right?

If your business is critical for modern human living, it should be non-profit. It should be guided by the best management plan of the time, debated and approved by the majority of shareholders. It should open its books and stay open.

Really, it should be government.

It’s monstrous, but gitlab installs from one big RPM on a base box; and with one config file you’re up.