

I get the point, but I’d still rather a 3.5 hour train ride with transfers than a 3.5 hour walk.


I get the point, but I’d still rather a 3.5 hour train ride with transfers than a 3.5 hour walk.
Someone photoshopped different hair in and his beard out of an actual photo

Will he give me a free estimate?
I didn’t say I was willing to use it
Honestly I’m intrigued. I don’t love the individual plastic wrapping, but it does seem like a good way to get ketchup all the way on the edges without worrying about spilling it everywhere


Proof of tampering, AKA tamper proof
You could argue Goanna is its own thing by now. It was forked from Gecko, but Blink/Chromium was initially forked from WebKit.
There’s also Servo and LibWeb, but I don’t think either is really usable yet.
Portuguese really likes dropping C’s doesn’t it
Like a lot of memes, loss is kind of self-referential. It started as a way of making fun of a weird and poor-taste issue of a techy webcomic, but now loss is funny because it’s loss, and referencing itself is the point.
It’s like The Game but with lines.
You’ll never guess what toads are


I think with things like this that are so foundational and far-reaching, there’s a point where you kind of just have to decide that the new thing is good enough and be ready for the rough parts of the transition.
Time is definitely a huge component of making a robust piece of software, but I think user diversity is also really important, and a project is going to hit a plateau of features and stability without wider adoption (even if it’s meant as a replacement for an existing thing) because the people working on it just don’t know about certain edge cases and don’t know to look for them.
That’s not me saying we should be migrating libraries and software just because someone remade them in a new language, but from what I know of Rust, it really does sound like a safer and and more approachable language than C++ and especially C.
Unless your heater’s cable is ridiculously long, it’ll be in the right area. The wires in the wall aren’t part of the heater and don’t factor into its efficiency.
Did someone say heat pumps?



Not that it excuses Samsung, but the S24 series came out in January 2024 and the S25 series in February 2025.


I think you do you liar
Five Nights At Microsoft
What dentists are y’all going to?