Just like real life you can also ignore the crime and say “that would take too much effort to solve”.

This is really similar to reminds me of this post, which I think about a lot.

Edit: hopefully slightly more accurate

Do not the animatronic.

1. Don’t leave that much money alone with PayPal, they have been known to close accounts for random reasons
2. Great job on the lesbian furry drawing scheme to anon
3. Don’t keep that much money in cash. Most of that money should be invested and working for you in the market instead of deteriorating in an account that doesn’t even pay interest

You can either promote JPEG-XL or say yiff for the rest of your life. The choice is yours.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mx_(title)

Gender-neutral title. Most commonly I think it’s like “Mix”.

Shout out to Grant O’Brien’s mishap.

I know it’s not exactly the point of the post but I want to go on a tangent and note that it’s 100% valid for kids to complain about school even if you have it harder. You should take their feelings seriously because their feelings are just as real to them as you hating your job is to you. When a toddler spills their juice and starts crying, those feelings are just as intense as yours, and you should respond accordingly instead of thinking “don’t they know about the wars in the middle east?”

I really think tldr-esque snippets should be mandatory in manpages. Manpages are important documentation for when you already know how to use a program, but sometimes (always) I don’t have 30 minutes to read the entire manual to figure out how to start using a program. The ffmpeg man is practically a book! Meanwhile tldr can give me exactly what I need to get started. If there’s no tldr and I can’t grep something out of the man, then I’m using a search engine.

It’s possible. I think the biggest obstacle is that the corporations feeding on people’s data are not going to just stand by while it happens.

In theory upvotes are counted from every server. In practice, there’s been some small synchronization issues in the past where servers fail to send upvotes sometimes. It should be better now.