This image triggers my PTSD.

You have no idea the physical toll, that three vasectomies have on a person.

I don’t think that this is totally just a woman’s suit. At the very least, it’s bisexual.

Which raises the question: Is Karl Marx an MIT or a GPL man?

Funny, Debian is the reason I came to Arch in the first place and never really left. I like Debian, but once you need more recent versions of something, things quickly get messy.

My journey was: Ubuntu, Debian, ChrunchBang, ArchBang, Arch. Not a big fan of distro hopping, so I’ll probably stay like this or try Fedora if ever I want something non-rolling again.

4. Philips in impact drivers is a sin.

No doubt, but in my own amateurish experience, the only way I can deal with PH is by using a power tool at very low speed while also applying pressure on the screw to prevent slippage (ideally one that also lets you set the torque).

AFAIK, this is a myth. The original patents don’t include the tapering, and someone else in the comments quoted the relevant parts from Wikipedia.

You’re right, I should’ve mentioned that PH is the one on the left. The pic is from a Wikipedia article that compares PH with PZ.

Don’t feel bad, it’s the PH design who’s at fault. For some reason, someone decided PH should have tapered flanks, so that the bit has a constant tendency to slip out of the screw unless you push the bit into it with absurd amounts of force.

Mierda’s touch.

Regarding the oxygen supply: I usually tunnel towards a colder area and build a self-powering oxygen machine there. It’s basically a room with electroylzers and gas pumps at the top and bottom (or a gas filter) to separate the oxygen and hydrogen. The hydrogen then goes to hydrogen generators, the oxygen is pumped into the base. Another important bit is to make sure the CO2 has a place to go (downward) before you can deal with it.

Meanwhile, Alexander the Great: You’ll be me lol

WTF, mine only had school supplies. I feel robbed 30 years ago.

It’s called tempo, you sub-1800ers /s

The Milgram Experiment 2: Electric (Shock) Boogaloo

Dude doesn’t even look all that good. This “looksmaxxing” stuff is just spicy body dysmorphia.

I guess it’s one of those “justifiable but unwise” sort of things. If your company is doing a bug bounty program to stay on top of security vulnerabilities, what you don’t want is to create the perception that the work of devs who look for these vulnerabilities isn’t appreciated, for example, by skimping on bounties over technicalities.

Paying the 10k doesn’t ruin the company and allows them to fix a section of code that may become a vulnerability in the future. Not paying the 10k saves them 10k at the price of the devs’ trust that keeps this program effective. From a financial point of view, this is some very poor decision making.

Implying that vim users use arrows instead of hjkl? Blasphemy!

“Over a month ago” for a product that took 6+ years to develop basically means “we had 72 opportunities to clarify this and decided to forego 71 of those”.

Also, not a marketing expert, but learning that my console or other players won’t be able to play this game doesn’t seem like a “fun surprise for gamers” to me. But then again, I don’t get paid six figures for a marketing job, so what do I know.

Ever since the rsync debacle, I’m afraid of updating my installation of Arch lmao