Glad to learn that HTTP/0.9 is still “in use globally” then. A bit surprising, but since it’s all about stretching definitions past what is reasonable, for the sole purpose of having the last word, let’s shoehorn anything into anything to the infinity and beyond!!! 🤡🚀

With a 52% percent mortality rate, this might well be the last such opportunity. One way or another. 😬

Seeing that I’m a senior dev, take it any way you want.

Junior dev:

Straight out of uni, know the latest developments while having also studied long established standards and specifications (like POSIX, LSB, SQL, etc), full of energy, and ready to speedrun burning out any %

Senior dev:

Hasn’t learned anything substantial in decades, uses outdated specs because “who got the time for that, and legacy stuff works just as well anyway”, copy pastes most of their work from stack overflow, is only still employed because of their inside information knowledge and the utter absence of documentation leading to a bus factor of one, and has perfected the art of gaming the system to the point of photoshopping a sloppy IDE screen over their WoW game whenever a picture of them “working” gets taken.

Yeah, checks out.

Usually that’s about when I strace the process before running it through gdb…

Plot twist, the drone was inert, the AK exploded.

Finally someone is making sense. I was getting depressed with all the logical metric inspired units disguised as jokes everywhere in this thread. You get it. Thank you 🙏

Additionally to the other answer: the reason CISC came up to be was “less instructions”. Memory was a lot more expensive, and developers worked in assembly a lot more. So, less instructions made a lot of sense. Now, memory is cheap, and developers almost never write assembly unassisted.

Substantially. CISC vs RISC is night and day. Keeping x86 for so long was a mistake, but one that generated billions in value for shareholders.

Ah, I explicitly removed it for the clients (like infinity) so that they can fetch the video properly in the app, instead of opening the link in a browser and fail… Well, thanks for the protip, I didn’t know. :)

Actual reddit link:

• (app) https://reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1biro3j/infantry_of_ua_81st_separate_airmobile_brigade/
• (desktop) https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1biro3j/infantry_of_ua_81st_separate_airmobile_brigade/

Yeah, well, I would advise you against using google docs, but at least you are using Firefox 😅

This is so not Prolog.

Implement Prolog in Rust. 🙏

Bartender:

This is the closest I got.

It would seem that the end user has no idea what “cut” means. I never have to “go back to the original directory to delete the originals”. That is what “cut” is for.

Besides, as other comments pointed out, one can make a multiple selection, and then, in conjunction with “cut”, it will work exactly like the feature described at the end. 🤷‍♂️

https://github.com/rohitdhas/shittier

Meaning he would really hate if biden wins. It’s always the same shit, accusing the “enemy” of exactly what they are doing, and pretending the exact opposite of what they want… Nothing new under the sun.

Not IMHO no. By far.

ufw is not a good software. I really tried to work with it. My solution was to disable it.