

(Cries in Rich Hall)
Rich Hall made frequent appearances on QI and one of the questions they always prepare for him is “How many moons does Earth have?”. Since we’re always discovering quasi moons and transient bodies, the answer is always different despite him learning from his previous appearance.


“Rock Me, Dr. Zaius” has lived rent-free in my head for decades. It’s also occasionally my ringtone.


On October 21, look up?


AFAIK, PiZero like you said.
If your router has a USB port and can recognize USB ethernet devices, then you can get one of those USB adapter boards and connect the Zero directly to the router and configure the Pi to be an ethernet gadget (power and network both over USB). If the router has a USB port but can’t handle USB ethernet devices, you could still power the Pi over that USB port and connect the two over wifi.

Once you add an ethernet port and its supporting components to just about any board, it almost immediately becomes as large as or larger than a Pi Zero.
can be powered from the same Ethernet cable that connects to the router
Ethernet doesn’t carry power on its own unless you’re running PoE. You can get a PoE hat for the Pi, but it adds quite a bit of bulk.
My router is an x86 box running OpenWRT, so I just run Docker on it which runs PiHole and a couple other small services.


Did she? Or did Michelle Obama do it and she’s just plagiarizing it?


Depends how/where you acquired it. If it’s vacuum packed or otherwise compressed (especially “brick weed”), then it’ll look like a lot less. If you get it from someone/somewhere more local, then, yeah, it’s usually “fluffier”.


Eh, maybe. I just know what I paid and it definitely wasn’t ditch weed. Though I did know people lol.


Looks like about an ounce, and lucky for this meme, my price model is based on 2003-2007 dollars. So prob only about $150. Adjusted for inflation, that’s about $235 today.
For revenge, I’d call that a pretty good deal.


As much as I strongly (very strongly) dislike AI-generated anything, I can at least acknowledge that there can be ethical uses of it assuming you hold your nose and ignore the very likely unethical means by which the model(s) were trained.
That said, what you described would definitely not be ethical IMO. I see where you’re coming from, I do, but I’ve never been one to fight disinformation/lies with more disinformation/lies. Beyond the slippery slope, it’s still operating in bad faith and not something I could ever consider ethical let alone welcome.
To be fair, #32 is just me.


“Just Say ‘No!’”: https://startrek.website/post/27978684


I think that’s what I’m going to try.


Yeah, I’ve decided I’m just gonna splurge the ~$30 and buy a 4 GB model and see how it goes.
Sounds like at least a minor improvement. Can those me moved and still work? Like, if I move the project folder, do I have to reinitialize it and download all the packages again?
For me, it’s the rigid and wonky virtual environments. I get why they’re useful and necessary, but they’re awkward to use. Like, Node just works from the working directory with no fuss and python has to be all source {venv}/bin/activate and lord help you if you need to move it.
Plus, I have never liked that the spacing is load-bearing.
You’re empathizing with the troll, too? 👀
FYI: What the troll is describing is not required all. I don’t know what they’re on about, but I’ve used ldap-js in many projects without having to do any of that.
For the longest time (relatively speaking), I would do full stack Javascript (like the meme). But I have to frequently tie into AD/LDAP and the only decent NodeJS library for LDAP is no longer maintained because the community was shitty to the dev. Now I’ve had to venture out into Go (I can’t stand working in Python).
Let this be a reminder to be nice to the developers who are giving you their hard work for free.


Unfortunately, our WAF appliances don’t have a Heisenberg compensator.


“I get why we have a WAF, but can’t you just, like, separate the good SQL injection from the bad SQL injection?” – Developers I work with 😆
They do, and I tried it, but it keeps crashing after completing a request (even a simple GET). Could just be that it doesn’t like the Orange Pi it’s running on, but other extensions work fine. I’ll try it in VSCodium later.