Xerox of a Xerox, for us BoJack Horseman fans.
Sire!
Tony Ladruzo?
Huzzah!
ITT: Have you heard the good news about our lord and saviour, Jellyfin?
No, it’s renewable. But… not in any practical timeframe.
Dozen’t it, thought?
Bu- bu- but… it’s got AI.
I hack my supermarket by stealing mangoes.
RCS can be encrypted, but it’s optional. The reason is that RCS was originally designed to be run by the network operators who are generally required to be able to log all the messages they handle.
And your email, identity document, photo, payment method… lots of fun data points to boil it down to a demographic of one person.
Says he’s starving… is literally called Walter Wiggles… are you the cat in the photo?
Bought? Never. I have a 2024 Western Europe road atlas in the pocket behind the driver’s seat, but I don’t know who bought it. I like to look at the pretty lines and funny names from time to time, but really OSM and it’s various client apps are what I actually use.
“The world’s largest waterfall is fed by the world’s second-biggest pump. The world’s biggest pump is used for the air conditioning that keeps the surrounding forest at a pleasant 20°C cooler than natural temperatures.”
You’re not getting good soup for €20/kilolitre or kilogallon.
I honestly tell people not to buy a RasPi unless they really need the specific hardware form factor (GPIO, etc). For virtually every application, a second-hand USFF PC is cheaper and more powerful, has better I/O and comes with a quality PSU.
That’s quite gay.
Same. Mine has the nucleoloulous on the right.
Also, a kickass soundtrack by Hudson Mohawke.
Hey. Heyhey. Heyheyhey. Have you ever noticed that your warships have giant barcodes on them? It’s so that when they return to port they can scan the navy in.
And before newspaper?