Badabinski

When I had a Samsung TV, I hated it intensely and printed a label that said “scamsung.” That TV eventually went to the recyclers with that label still covering the Samsung one.

McDonalds→McDicks→McPenis. I’m mature.

This mirrors my experience. I -Syu on a weekly basis, spend about 3 minutes doing pacnews, and then I’m done.

I will continue to pray for Slate to not completely suck. There’s a “smart” module that has a cellular modem, but it’s something you have to opt into and pay for it.

What is this from?

well that’s no fun!

Only possible AI thing I see is .zed in the .gitignore, but that’s not an indicator of LLM usage. Plenty of people use zed with all AI features disabled.

Try putting two spaces are the end of the line, or leave a blank line between each line.

two spaces at the end
of the line test.

blank line

test.

god, I still love this meme so much after all these years.

EDIT: Jesus Christ, it’s from 2007.

I’m onto you and your tricks with that phone number and I approve

It lets you replace a wall wart with USB-C. I have a Bluetooth speaker which uses a 20 volt 2 amp wall plug which is fucking massive and eats up enough space for at least 3 outlets, regardless of the orientation of the plug. Now it’s just USB-C powered thanks to a $2 little circuit board, so I can use anything which outputs 20 volts. If I’m so inclined, I can even hook it up to a USB battery bank.

I fukken love me a good USB PD trigger board.

The law that lil’ ol’ Tommy Tuberville came up with in his silly lil’ brain.

God, he’s such a fucking cretin. I absolutely loathe him.

Man, they need to hold another vote to get the verbiage of this cleared up.

The title of this post is incorrect. They are not banning cryptocurrency projects. See this message for why: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/pulls/1254#issuecomment-19923979

edit: man, I have no idea anymore.

That’s neat!

I have everyone’s favorite thing; unsolicited advice! It’d be cool if it was easier to find the source code. I’m still waking up so maybe it’s obvious, but I ended up looking at the manual installation steps to get the link to https://codeberg.org/Valmond/Tenfingers

God I hated straterra. That shit only ever did bad things for me.

In many programming languages, data comes in different forms. If you want to get a yes/no answer to something, there’s a way to represent that: a true/false boolean (often 1 for true, and 0 for false). If you want to represent, say, a street address, that’s a string, because it’s just a big ol blob of undifferentiated text to the computer.

The joke is about how you ask someone a yes or no question, but they respond with something which is not either of those options.

A string with length > 0 is truthy*, so we’re good!

*in python

What do you mean? His hair is glorious, especially for someone who is 66 years old.

In the context of “upping the ante”, it’s been used since at least 1870: https://nosweatshakespeare.com/quotes/famous/up-the-ante/

I’m guessing that people took the phrase “ante up” and switched it around.

EDIT: I did check the source out a bit and they seem to be legitimate, not just LLM slop. They could still be wrong, but they do at least cite sources.

Is this real?