We don’t talk enough about how morally depraved the tech industry turned out to be. Every single ounce of their self-regarding statements of values was an outright lie.
this is so fun because i know an LLM wouldn’t give me a response this creative. like this took the funniest shortcut possible. come have fun at youraislopbores.me
There's a lot of equipment management now but it's so complicated that viewers can't tell - I'm suspect some of Ferrari's race pace last season was limited by plank wear, and they got punished for overdoing it, but there's no drama and it's easy to assume they were managing fuel or tires instead.
Confusing what's legal with what's ethical. The true horror of online social media
Napoleon low key the funniest guy in European history because he was like “what if I promoted officers based on how good they were at army and recruited troops who actually liked my country“ and it was basically the same as unleashing Godzilla.
The aftermarket stuff for older cars are at least more likely to be BLE than 433MHz, the latter of which is (in my limited experience) detectable at much longer range.
Not built into the tire, built into the valve stem, which is attached to the wheel, so you won't get these by accident when you replace tires on an older vehicle.
a lot of critiques in aughts alleged that pentagon was influencing video games and in truth the relationship seems to be the other way around
Shock and Uh.
Superman realizing he doesn’t have any pockets, shoving his cell phone into the waistband of his red external underwear, resigning to it just sticking halfway out.
The Republicans seem to be prepping an argument that any domestic terror attacks in the aftermath of their Iran attacks will be the fault of Democrats for shutting down DHS funding, so I'd like to remind everyone of this appointment:
“be relentlessly lethal” is not a sentence i could read with a straight face, it’s like a line out of a mike judge sitcom about military contractors
Highlight so far is this MPD officer stopping his patrol of the USIP building to grab a cooke and saying to himself, "When in Rome, man."
what if Iran copies it
Interesting historical comparisons from Gorsuch in the marijuana argument, making the point that smoking every other day wouldn't cut it in the founding era:
"The American Temperance Society back in the day said that 8 shots of whiskey a day only made you an *occasional* drunkard..."
Technically it's not just the stored electrical energy - the electrolyte in the batteries is flammable on its own, even in a discharged cell.
(Not all lithium batteries chemistries share this characteristic, but the common types with the highest energy density currently do.)
a picture of a spider with a marble butt and text that says did you know? all the marbles are hatching this week
psa
I would like to go a step further and propose that ONLY Johnny Knoxville be allowed to have nukes
A photo of a PCIe 2x card with a Sony floppy drive mounted on it, and the floppy insert slot mounted on the external facing panel of the card, complete with eject button and LED.
PC Cases without 3.5" drive bays may have been an inconvenience, but no longer.
In Iran, air power alone will not reshape the regime. Since WWI, dozens of U.S., Israeli & allied air campaigns have tried to force political change — none installed friendly governments. None! They strengthen nationalism and intensify resistance.
the guy who wrote the literal book on this stuff is dunking on the admin:
Refreshing social media every few minutes to discover if Trump has bombed Iran, Cuba, Anthropic or the Supreme Court.
Multiple CBS News staffers who were not authorized to speak to the media resorted to curse words after reading the news. "Fuck, fuck, fuck," said one producer at the network. "Well, fuck," said another CBS News staffer.
mood
A mystery wrapped in an enigma but galvanized.
A lot of upscale shopping centers in LA like to install racks like this. I like to imagine a designer—who perhaps hasn't ridden since fourth grade and might be enjoying Psilocybin mushrooms while using CAD—creating something that a bike rider has no idea how to use.
One docker container on proxmox LXC is usually fine, though I have to admit my coworkers have set those systems up and maybe they configured something special. The common nesting issues usually occur when you hit docker.sock from within a docker container.
Neither machine nor human can understand docker nesting, because (in the standard case) there is no docker nesting.
A container can run another container if it has access to the host docker socket, but the new container exists in parallel with the first, not within the context of the original.
Really depends on both the beer and your body mass, two dozen 12oz 5% light beers in 24 hours is no problem if you aren't fairly light, but pints of 8% DIPA will require some heft to manage with the run.
Spend $50M on Costco hotdogs.
I get my news from a reliable source.
Beacon 23, Hugh Howey
