I could see this. I’ve had motherboards reboot from static affecting the USB ports. Could be a power button or similar that sends the shock straight to the board.

Reminds me of this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Graham

I was really hoping that they would stop trying to keep to a single canon after Endgame. There’s no more stakes to raise at that point. What’s your next move? Killing and saving 2/3 of the universe?

What I wanted to see was for them to embrace the multiverse and just let go of a single story arc. Let the hero’s just live in their own worlds and don’t limit yourself to a single actor.

So many creative ideas are limited by the adherence to a single plot. It was really cool for a long while, but I’m tired. I want a reset and a chance for new writers, directors and producers to get a chance to show us their unique versions of these heroes’ worlds.

Was thinking similar. I just got through setting up a 4x1TB SSD RAID.

One would hate to miss out on a massive yacht.

• Update
• Stop using PC
• 🐧

Amazingly, it’s a method that’s been around since the 60s: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis

Then they at least had to take the effort to order these, tie the nooses around them, arrange them, take a picture, and post it. They couldn’t find a better use for that time?

Whenever I see tasteless shit like this, all I can think about is the production line or individual’s time that had to take place to make them. So much money, effort and time dedicated to hate.

The car I drive every day was chosen for the sole purpose of its art. The flow of a road is art. The choice of what trees to keep or remove is art. What color you paint your house is art. The way your vacuum is designed is art. Your TVs bezels are art. Your fridges tone of eggshell is art.

Someone made a choice. Just because people choose to view an artless world doesn’t mean it’s not always around them.

Anything created with the purpose to evoke a response can be considered art. At its core, art is just expression.

Yeah, I figured all the parts talking about losing files were jokes. All the new guys know about unrm. Also useful is ssh root@[remote] unshutdown

I was looking at open-source app builder toolkits the other day and they’re all “ask an AI to build garbage” wrappers. There were way fewer options for toolkit-style visual app builders because those can’t be loosely slapped together in a couple weekends.

This is such a misconception. The only reason things didn’t completely collapse into chaos was thousands of people working around the clock to make sure it didn’t. This is even part of the plot of Office Space. It’s great to take the smooth transition for granted as an end-user, but if a lot of people didn’t put in a lot of time and effort, many many things could and would have gone horribly wrong.

If you have the opportunity to treat $100 as ephemeral, I recommend it. I’ve never kept track of money loaned to friends. If I get it back, nice, but otherwise, I was just helping a friend.

It’s worth noting, I’m not friends with grifters.

Man, our planet can be really badass at times.

The actual solution is something like Jellyfin where you stream your whole organized music library using a browser and public access to your home network, but that takes months to learn and weeks to configure if it’s your first time doing it, and you likely won’t have a DRM-free collection to seed with, so it’s also a significant cost investment if you want to respect the artist.

That also wouldn’t make for an easy article.

It’s been a staple of every industry.

:(

That’s actually a car-priced car. Wow. Hopefully we see more like this one.