Seconded. Great rice. Excellent flexible do-everything-reasonably-well appliance.
Rob Bos
Canadian, sysadmin, trans rights are human rights, puncha-the-nazis, cats are pretty great, GNU Terry Pratchett.
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8·2 days agoNot only misgendering and not knowing anything, but for me the cherry was the fact that the only thing TFG could think to say about generic_woman was … that she was hot. What a stupid go-to. Not smart, savvy, interesting… no, she is obviously hot. That is the best compliment.
Unfuck that guy.
Probably thinking of Nikki Minaj or something.
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4·3 days agoI don’t think that is necessarily out of the running yet. OS development is expensive and low profit. Commodification may be inevitable. Control of the shell and GUI, where they can push advertisements and shovelware and telemetry on you, that is profitable.
So in 20 years, 50? I predict proprietary OSes will die out eventually, balance of probability.
They also tend to have linux support. Where the AAA companies want to eat the entire mammoth and scorn the scraps, small companies can thrive off of small prey and the offal. :)
3·4 days agoTrue, though it might be a temporary advantage to create an acute crisis at a key time. Something to keep in the back pocket maybe. NCD stuff.
Genuinely, though, I wonder how centralized their vodka industry is. A few bombs could cause a fairly major crisis if as many people are alcoholic as rumoured.
81·8 days agoI’m sure he’ll be happy with the Sudetenland!
That was my theory too - the Gems are a von Neumann probe, created by a possibly-gone species.
Beans lots of beans lots of beans lots of beans yeah beans lots of beans lots of beans
3·17 days agoShe did the Goblins webcomic animated trailer allng with Phil Lamarr! Super stoked for that.
The rocks are very slippery.
Saw that from the Lion’s Gate a couple hours ago. Looked pretty nice!
My partner, who makes that trip a lot during winter, responds:
The bike lane on the bridge deck is eventually cleared, but usually not the first day or two after a snowfall. I check the hwy 1 ironworkers webcams, you can usually get an idea of whether it has been cleared by looking at them. On the north shore, the district does not clear bike paths quickly but the city is very good. He can look up the boundaries and plan a route that keeps him mostly in the city.
My opinion: The bridge gets too dicey for my comfort a few days every winter, especially because of the long northbound downhill decent followed by a poor sight line curve. It frosts over much faster than any bike lane on the ground. I recommend putting the bike on a bus to get over the bridge on days when it has snowed recently or if it was wet the day before and temperatures have dropped below 0.
We try not to sexualize Annie…
Space Engineers scrapyard scenario. So… Satreus has oxygen, so as long as I can scavenge a power source to power my suit recyclers, there’s not a lot that’ll be a problem. Wander around collecting stuff. Make a comfy habitat.
3·21 days agoGenuinely though. You can cook amazing low cal food. Stir fried veggies and the right sauce. Curries. Also cut the meat down, you don’t need a lot. Beans are good and light.
Semi-related, it’s ridiculous that there’s no public transit route to Squamish and Whistler - only private shuttles. Squamish is becoming a bustling commuter town and the Sea-to-Sky traffic is getting more choked every year. BC Transit REALLY needs to set up regular service. Maybe re-activate the fucking train line.