How does India and Brazil (PIX) have that but US/EU doesn’t?

This hit too close to home. I’ve been eating at the same place for the past three years, I just say “hi” and go to my usual table now.

Also the spider anatomy. I’ve explained the origin of Hotwheels sisyphus at least ten times now

They all came out kinda wrong :(

But if you wanna give it a go, go right ahead :)

I wanted to give it a tophat, a watch and a cane.

Because appeasement worked so well in the past it’s bound to work again.

Ubuntu is based on Debian, so Pop_OS! still uses .deb

About IPs or URLs?

IPv6 is quite complex, but not that complex

The problem the article highlights is not the considerable amount of “graybeards,” but the lack of everyone else.

to have a bigger part of that pie, then have more of them jump in.

The problem is: how?

I personally enjoy working with open source projects because I like making code to help other people. But, apparently, that’s not enough of an incentive for other people.

Or, of course, they don’t have the time/resources

Is this hallway perhaps really cold, dark and makes some growling sounds?

It’s mainly public transit. Trains, busses, etc

you eat 8 eggs EVERYDAY?

babies?

IIRC if you pipe something do head it will stop reading after some lines and close the pipe, leading to a pipe fail even if everything works correctly

The enemies don’t drop their weapons?

Guess I’ll stick to the older ones

I like 3 and 4 too. But I agree, they hit really differently

I haven’t played FC5 nor 6, but the running out of ammo really feels like FC2. Having to scavenge for weapons in the middle of fights or using mounted guns and grenades to kill enemies. Wich I think really improves the game, but it could not be as good in these other releases.

Randy Feltface

For me The Rust Book was useful for discovering features of the language, not to discover how to code with Rust

The image is a particle system-based fractal made by acerola, shown on this video at 31:56

Happy birthday!