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Ironically, /usr already stands for “user shared resources”

You was m can use user units too if you want them scoped to your user.

I wonder what their reasoning for “customer facing job does not deserve living wage” is.

Could be stupid input validation which requires ^ssh-rsa

Drrr drrr drrr

come develop Golang , its good here.

… and other ridiculous cope statements to laugh about

I am in this post and I don’t like it.

I prefer the wazer wifle.

I see your “13 resets in a row” and raise you a “minimum password age”.

It’s even worse. If done correctly, the length of the password does not affect the size of the stored value. Because if you’re doing it right, you only save the hash of the password. And the length of the hash is fixed.

I’m only flying in Europe but have heard stories about the TSA being quite random with it’s rules, so I wouldn’t be too surprised to learn they do not allow them in checked baggage.

And loosing stuff at the security check really sucks.

Wait, TSA throws a fit over razor blades in checked baggage? I can understand they deny it in carry-on but down in the hold?

I would go nowhere near a drenched feline since the most common version of them is likely in a very bad mood due to being drenched.

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Well, I store my food as recommended and treat the best before as written above. If stored in suboptimal conditions for extended time, most bets regarding the best before are off anyways.

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I think I will steal this.

So many people interpret “best before” as “poisonous as hell after”. Look at it, smell it, taste (a little bit of) it. If it passes all three, still perfect to eat.

Ah, the horcrux technique.

But… with cmd running as admin, you can spawn any application with admin permissions. That whole concept sounds horrible…

A reference to the software engineer who worked 20+ years at Microsoft and then became a goose farmer. The LinkedIn post became viral.

Not an answer, but you don’t need an extension to defeat right-click blocking scripts: shift-right-click usually does the trick.