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"At press time, Nintendo responded, claiming guns or no they will come after Pocketpair with the same fury with which they go after 17-year olds who make fan games."
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Somebody should tell them about Elon's IVF children
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There's a little bit of redneck in every Ohioan.
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It is in very good condition. Put it in your refrigerator.
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I'm just asking the questions nobody else has asked
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Let me guess, the inevitable class action over 13th and 14th gen processors is about to get shifted off to some split off company which will conveniently go bankrupt while Intel continues business as usual?
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Here's your reminder about gender affirming treatments like testosterone pills and jawline surgery and hair transplants: Elon got all three
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Leave the stall unlocked and when somebody tries to enter start hitting those together to scare them off
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Ash it over there. On the folding table by the plastic chair- it's the middle pepsi can
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. It did quite well when it came out, and it felt like there was potential for sequels
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Just as a side comment: every time you open OBS to get ready for a lecture, do a quick test record and playback of your recording to make sure everything's working. Since you're not streaming live, there's no way to check if it's all working right until after the lecture when it's too late. I've struggled with my operating system randomly picking my laptop or webcam microphone instead of my usb microphone as "default"
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I don't think Makefile and CMake should count as programming languages in this context. There are a few weird names on the list, but these are high up the list only because they're glue for C/C++ projects
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aw hell naw
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what's the weirdest thing that happened while he was working?
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Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment
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It was shit when I ate it for $1 a decade ago while I worked 3 jobs. It's still shit, but now it costs 2-3x more. I since figured out how to cook stuff that doesn't taste like shit for the same price or less
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New York - Local cop Thomas Hannon admitted that he’s excited about his upcoming paid leave of absence once he is disciplined for brutalizing a peaceful protester at Columbia University...
Anybody taking bets on what happens next? https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/19/israeli-missiles-hit-site-in-iran-explosions-heard-in-isfahan-report
I know it's obvious from the picture, but I never realized DeLoreans were stainless steel, which is very rare for vehicles made in the past half-century. [DMC DeLorean Wikipedia here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMC_DeLorean) Other DeLorean oddities: - The car did not vary design by year, but rather by production batch, making it hard to identify a DeLorean's year from its design - The car was expensive for its time ($25,000-$34,000 in 1982-1984) and sold as a GT style car, despite being relatively slow (0-60 in approx. 8.8-10sec) - "A total of four recalls were issued by the factory to correct problems such as a sticking throttle, front-suspension issues and an inertia switch" - "The original 80-amp Ducellier alternator supplied with the early-production DeLoreans could not provide enough current to supply the car when all lights and electrical options were on; as a result, the battery would gradually discharge, leaving the driver stranded on the road."
Pour one out for the homies in France (meme made in a Linux terminal)