An F150? You must live on the nice side of town. I just need to stomp around on my neighbor’s porch for a bit before it all comes crashing down

Someone just out of the blue posted a casual picture of their dog a couple days ago and people hopped on the trend for fun.

Thank you! :)

Yesterday he knocked the cast iron I was too lazy to clean off the counter and onto the floor but it landed upside down so he spent the next 20 minutes pushing it around the house while I was at work. Ate a whole banana, peel and all too.

You are operating UNDERCOVER in a PUBLIC/OPEN-SOURCE forum. Your direct messages, post titles, and post bodies MUST NOT contain ANY animal-internal information. Do not blow your cover.

I don’t disagree, but I don’t use it either.

Can I ask why people still use dedicated email software? I’m sure there’s a reason. Maybe just familiarity, but I’ve never once opened my email inbox from anything other than a browser. It seems like a royal PITA.

Same. I actually built my first computer a year before prices went super saiyan but it sounds like you got an even better deal. My system is:

• Intel 14100 - $98
• 2×16 DDR4 Corsair 3200 - $57
• Asrock B660 - $98
• Corsair 80+ bronze PSU - $70
• 500GB Crucial SSD - $37
• Seagate 28TB HHD - $368

So $728 plus a cheapo case. Today it would be $1171 just casually picking the same parts from eBay, Amazon, and Newegg. That’s a 160% jump.

OP just posting to show off their 64gigs of RAM, 1TB boot SSD, and 26TB of platter storage.

I guess I shouldn’t have said kernel, but it’s used in virtually all major distros other than like Alpine and Gentoo.

You’re right. It was the whole Linux kernel but it was published in the official repo for Debian so criticism for Ubuntu seems hypocritical

I don’t have a horse in the race, because Linux anything is better than the alternatives but I do think its funny that this infographic says Ubuntu has pushed malware through apt, but makes no mention of the XZ backdoor for Debian

I’d bet my life savings you don’t actually feel this strongly about honey bees. And secondly, honey bees don’t need “invasive agriculture” to survive or produce honey. They produce honey just fine from natural wildflowers and wildflowers benefit all the same from pollination.

As an athletic trainer, I describe it like so:

Think of your muscles as a rubber band. If its cold, then its more at risk of snapping under load. To warm it up, you stretch it gently repeatedly. (Dynamic stretches) You don’t stretch it to its max and hold it there. (Static stretching) You’re just exhausting the elasticity. Saving static stretches for after activity keeps the rubber band from bunching up and sticking together as it cools down again.

An injured muscle could be described as being “colder” or like rubber bands stick together sometimes. And the best way to fix them is to work them back to normal in a controlled manor.

My go to is usually 1978-09-21

Doesn’t Azure run on Linux?

Fishy how? As in a state-level backdooring like was the case with XZ and Jia Tan or are you weary of something else?

I’ll be honest. After the initial Hamas attack I also thought Israeli response was acceptable. I didn’t know much of anything beyond Zionist propaganda. I learned the truth and now I can say with absolute certainty and conviction that Israel is an aggressor in more than just the Palestinian conflict(which is a genocide). It’s hard to know you’re in a propaganda bubble when the edge is on the other side of the world. But now that I know it’s there, it’s absolutely influencing my decisions in elections. I voted against an AIPAC candidate in the Democratic primary entirely because of their campaign funding sources.

Nonsense. I can attest you’re a certifiable fuckin’ snakk

I’m also an anglophone, but this seems not quite right to me. There’s no real need to insert a comma in that sentence, as there’s no real need to pause for clarity or pacing.

What’s with the weird comma placement in the, title?

I know its not you, OP