Worked at a machine shop for a while, it's funny how the easiest way to gauge surface finish is to run your nail trough it

At one of the places we worked at we would know when the rough cut was deep enough just by feel

The tiles in my kitchen were installed slightly rotated so I had to do that with all my shelves

Having contacted them to get a contract going for the non free license before I doubt they actually give a shit about Foss. They literally wouldn't give me a price without knowing how many employees the company I was being outsourced to had. And we wanted to self host so it wasn't even a matter of their costs they literally charge based on what you look like and the schemes were insane they would charge us for amount of active systems and their traffic when we were literally self hosting them

Reminds me of the pizza party my call center threw once. We had to pay for the pizza and bring our own drinks

It's all fun and games until you realize modern farm equipment has more shitty tech in it than the datacenters you're running away from

You've never worked retail have you

If you think about it the last option is a way to use login via 2fa

Nice try mom

Can we not link to pay walled stuff, or at least have a bot extract it somehow

Does it really have to be entire movies when theres a ton of promotional images and memes with similar images?

Depends on whether you're concerned about your enemies approaching from the sea or the sky

You know what I miss? When information was condensed instead of spread out to insert more ads. When software willingly gave you all the options you could ever need instead of removing most of them because "people might get confused". When website took up the entire screen instead of a mobile wide strip in the middle because "it can be scary for people".

Fuck everyone who keeps lowering the bar of tech literacy just to appeal to the general public.