Which reminds me, how is that little degenerate tree?

Kangaroos are running wild

https://youtube.com/watch/...

@Ranchonyx thunder thighs

I think I read somewhere that early Apple (or was it Microsoft) devs smoke weed and watch Battlestar Galactica.

Tits AND butt

until True

@Demolishun tell me where the line starts cause I'm sniffing next!

@ScriptCoded Hugh Jackman did it in Swordfish

Because She Sells Sanctuary

When that day comes, humanity will probably be living on Proxima b with new debts, overlords and oligarchs.

If I had my way, the only UI is the CLI.

If I'm lucky, I'd probably be just a head in a jar saying "I know how to build a Linux kernel" and everyone will be rolling their eyes.

Wait, are we in the year 2000 again?

@sidthepajfuk this was the time right before the start of the Internet boom. We drank the cool aid thinking it wasn't that hard. We even mindlessly followed traditions set by other successful companies like Sun Microsystems (meeting at a local McDonalds). We were naive and stupid.

@jestdotty we didn't have something to show for. We didn't have a product or built anything yet. We were supposed to provide custom tailored software but we didn't have anything, not even mockup.

@sidthepajfuk we were young and stupid. But we did almost everything right. We registered the business, had a business tax number and permit, all the things required to run a business.

Did it and failed. We had a lot of talent but we were arrogant, thinking that it's all that mattered. We had a cool name though: Sistema

Had an interesting result with Gemini for VSCode. The test fails using it's own generated unit test of [12, 11, 10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]. It insists the answer is 9 when the answer is 12. Even after providing it's own solution (attached screenshot), the answer is 12. After several attempts, it still produces the same code that fails it's own test.

Shut up and eat your vegetables, Comrade!

@Demolishun some, just want to see the world burn

This. Is. GOLD.

https://github.com/nikmcfly/ANUS/...

I was hoping it would be a packet sniffer

Also, I let my cat walk on the keyboard for that special regex line.

@retoor use to do that too. But after the operation, I use the scissor technique.

@kiki personally, it's clean and simple just like the early Linux of 20 odd years ago. I don't have to deal with systemd (debatable. maybe).

@MammaNeedHummus uhm... based from experience? Let me get the popcorn and tell us more.

I was looking into this last year as I was writing a simple shell backup script. I came across this AWS Labs project called Mountpoint for Amazon S3. Might come in handy:

https://github.com/awslabs/...

For what purpose? Desktop use, I'd stick to mainstream. Server use, I'd use FreeBSD instead.

Return the favor and mention the date with her mom and sister.

The Bridge Across Forever: A True Love Story by Richard Bach. It's about fate, how he met, and married his soulmate. Ironically, they divorced.

Not a book, but a manual for the Epson FX-2190N. I wrote a program that will print student records on this printer and I added an easter egg so I'll know if the printer output is authentic.