Never ruin a good story with facts

In my language it’s known as “key incontinence”, from the sudden incontinence experienced when turning the key when you get home.

“Embezzlement” - my favourite word, phonetically speaking.

Probably own a privacy-invasive phone and use it as little as possible.

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I’ve also found it useful for simple Python scripts when I need to analyze data. I don’t use pandas/scipy/numpy/matplotlib enough to remember the syntax and library functions. With vibe coding it, I can have a script in minutes for reading a csv with weird timestamps, scale some of the channels, filter out noise or detrending, perform a Fourier transform, and do a curve fit towards a model.

But then obviously I know every intermediate step I want to do.

Disgusting.

I’m confused, what about this post makes it about USA? Surely (inb4 don’t call me Shirley) there must be several countries with 40 hours work week.

Was gonna say, first I thought it was the beautiful european Schuko plug and socket until I saw it lacks an earth connection. Must be the inferior (and deprecated?) CEE 7/1 contact.

Lol, my running group uses “CD” for cool-down. I’m always confused as to why and how they are cross-dressing for 2 kilometers.

Don’t forget Richard Manuel. What a tragedy, such a talent. RIP.

And my personal hero, Levon Helm. Rest in peace.

Pirate it, and send $10 to the band.

Most members of The Band are dead now though.

Sweet man, that setup right there is next level!

Just wait until you try a long layover.

Might not be hot, but it is sticky.

As a non-programmer who’s occasionally dabbled with wxPython, I’ve entangled myself with self.parent.parent and their childs/siblings more than once. At that stage I know my project is done.

Hasn’t word done this simce about offoce 2007?

Imagine writing your breakup in Office 2007… I mean, at least use a free and open-source software like LibreOffice.

There’s never been a time where a sane person would use a Windows server for example

I dunno if it was sane, but my employer has been deploying Windows servers in industrial environments where the “operator” are technicians (non-IT) without access to remote support. With a Windows interface at least they are usually able to navigate the system and troubleshoot when needed without Linux experience (which they never have).

As someone with 2 kids, they still are!