Fun fact.

Get any old computer you have. Install the most bare bones Linux you can do.
Hook it up to your Ethernet/wifi.
You have the equivalent of a $30/hour vps for only $2/day.

People already said it, and I already updooted, but just to reiterate...

If someone already has physical access to your computer, you have bigger problems at hand.

And like, don't hit me with the usual shit.

If you work IT, your computer is your tool.

No one, much less blue collar workers leave their tools unattended.

You don't do it either, and problem solved.

I know I never let my laptop outta my sight, and nothing of the sort has happened in 7 years

@jestdotty

Yeah yeah, whatever

The difference between your CSS and my CSS is that I don't engage in AIDS cancer- ahem, CSS

@jestdotty

Probably is, yeah.

Don't see why you would need to drag your incel bullshit in here.

Ajin has nothing to do with that.

Rather, think what you would do if you were subjected to what they are ...

@iiii

The whole thing is about how you would use immortality, and fight against what people would do to you just because you are, and they know. I don't wanna spoil, but many things that happen are not for the weak of heart.

@iiii

Gemini's answer XD

Ajin: Demi-Human is a Japanese manga and anime series centered around the concept of "Ajin," or demi-humans, who are immortal and can regenerate after being killed. The story follows Kei Nagai, a high school student who discovers he is an Ajin when he's hit by a truck and inexplicably comes back to life. He then becomes a fugitive, pursued by both the government and other Ajin, as governments worldwide seek to understand and utilize their unique abilities. 

@exerceo

True.

But well, at least while they don't impede me unlocking the bootloader and rooting the motherfucker it's fine by me.

What annoys me is that if you unlock the bootloader (not necessarily root) shit like Google pay stops working.

Actually, there's a really cool manga/anime called a-jin which deals pretty much with this, 10/10 would recommend, but it's not for the faint of heart.

If I could end it by contract by my choice, yes.

Otherwise, no way. Us mortals are meant to die.

Live your life to the fullest so when your time comes you have no regrets.

@TeachMeCode

The whole sleep schedule varies person to person.

Me myself, I'm nocturnal by design. I just work *much* better then.

Surely, a new boss might be wary, but if you show the results, then they don't care where you are or when you do it.

There's no such thing as being too productive.

There's being more productive than your employer is willing to acknowledge.

It's always a double sided sword because they can easily determine that's your new par for output is that (which could be fine if it came with a sizable pay increase). Otherwise, never take any extra responsibility without compensation.

@spongessuck

To be fair the tarnished doesn't talk either.

Thing is people confuse free speech with "I can say whatever I want"... Which is not the case.

Free speech means you can not be prosecuted just because what you say does not conform to public expectation, but you can still be prosecuted if you infringe unto other people's rights.

That's where libel, defamation, and the (admittedly retarded) newer "hate speech" offences come from.

Problem is this hate speech thing evolved from Goebbels preaching the Holocaust, to retarded nonames on internet with an iron fist and a crystal jaw.

Well, I'm kinda on the fence to be honest.

Preservation is not a good motivation. Anyone with half a brain could manage to contact me if they so much needed, and in any case, any solution I might have provided is likely to be outdated, so probably there's no reason to let the account be, and deleting is best for privacy reasons.

@jestdotty evolving? You were born into it.

Sorry to break it to you, but no one, devrant notwithstanding, uses UWP or the Microsoft store.

While I applaud the effort, it's just pointless.

We have solutions for image upload (@retoor can explain)

And probably the community is not what you expect.

So yeah, thank you for your service (I'm being truthful here), but it comes too late and too narrow-targeted.

Enjoy what you can on what's left of this platform.

@TeachMeCode

You don't have to wait out those kinds of attacks, especially if running tight on time. Equip a flash pod and blind the motherfucker.

It will stagger them out of any attack, and if flying, make them crash back into the ground.

Also, a key piece of tech for unga bungaing is learning to charge dash.

It travels less distance than a roll but has more iframes, and, most importantly, preserves your charge, allowing for bigger, more frequent bonks.

Finally, if you find yourself having trouble with a monster, no shame in simply firing a sos flare.

If you don't want to have other players, use the flare while offline and you'll get AI controlled support hunters.

@TeachMeCode

Different monsters have different aggression levels, which determine how much punishment they will take before fleeing, or how fast they will lose interest on you and deaggro if you aren't hitting them.

Navigation is a non issue in wilds. Just hit R3 so you lock on the monster (not camera lock, like, target lock, it will show as a monster icon with a reticle next to the Minimap. Then simply call your seikret and hit up on the dpad.

The seikret will automatically chase the monster without any further input.

You can actually game the inventory limit by simply fast traveling to any camp, where you can restock from your box, or carrying trap tools and thunder bugs, allowing you to craft extra traps on the go.

Octopi monsters can be a pain since they move so fluid. Personally, I like to use spinning bludgeon against them. It will hit 3-4 tentacles at once, causing wounds which you can then exploit with focus strikes to keep them stun locked.

I want some of the shit you poppin'

Is this some twisted metaphor for a fucking facial?

Classic case of forgetting/not wanting to take his meds again.

Happened before. Will happen again.

I dare say package managers are essentially both pillars at once.

Good ones, at least.

Cyrillic makes more sense if you know the alphabet it originated from, which is Greek.

The letters and sound match almost 1 to 1.

@12bitfloat

As if it wouldn't collapse if the random guy in Nebraska selflessly maintaining certain obscure yet critical piece of code would just pull the plug one day (see relevant xkcd).

Remember what happened when some dude deleted his npm package over some dispute?

Suddenly half the internet stopped working. And I'm all for it.

The problem here is accepting people are willing to work pro bono.

No, they don't. They have their families to feed or whatever.

Companies are the same. They exist to make money, otherwise they would fold.

I dare to say 70% of the profits of nasdaq companies is built upon open software whose authors will see no benefit.

So yeah, open source, sure, GPL everywhere. Force every freeloader to go GPL too, and *enforce* it.

Make it a royalty. You use my stuff to make money? Sure. You now owe me 30% of your profit.

Problem solved.

@jestdotty

>> I delete the lock files

>> I get annoyed when shit stops working

I guess npm is judeomasonic, or controlled by the Illuminati.

@Lensflare

It's actually not unheard of at all, and this coming from JS world where you don't need to care about ABI, and have many other language level features that can soften the blow.

I've had juniors break complete libraries because they would take my C++ library, run their retarded linter through it that insisted on reordering the fields in a class according to some retarded scheme, and end up completely breaking ABI since memory layouts changed.

"But who cares about reordering fields, it's all the same!"

...

Always exact.

Build replayability is vital for ci/CD.