

People were playing text-based multiplayer, effectively mmos with PvP well before Tim-Berners Lee invented the Web Browser.
http://mud.arctic.org/ this one is still around.


People were playing text-based multiplayer, effectively mmos with PvP well before Tim-Berners Lee invented the Web Browser.
http://mud.arctic.org/ this one is still around.


But why? You don’t need telnet to transfer text.


I’ll always be able to play Balatro, Factorio, and he’ll, I’d go to text based MUDs first.


Like a wireless router?


Can your neighborhood communicate when the Internet goes down like Iran?


Now that’s real GDP.
Honestly I’m more concerned with domestic law.
On the other hand, you know the Fortran works and you can break it.
The vibe code is already broken.
I’m still pounding the Fortran button as hard as I can.


You can just have things be out of scope. It’s really okay!
Thanks for the work you’ve put into this.
… I think they usually do have a coffee shop.
My theory is that they realized it was going to happen whether they liked it or not, and going along with it seemed more profitable than trying to fight it in court.
The scumbag behavior is from the employer. He’s only fighting fire with fire.


If you treat it as spicy search it works pretty great though.


Remember when people used to have 7-12 kids in the hopes that some would survive?
These people want to go back to that.

From diphtheria at https://maps.app.goo.gl/TosrRknL1aJeNu728


Which is just as risky as instantly updating unless you’re really closely keeping an eye on which updates are security related.


Thank you!
Called what? That you didn’t like their use of emojis?
What does that have to do with this? You didn’t call shit.