Chevron seven, engage.

That was so good after the lovefest of items that Guz, Desiree, and Morgana brought in.

Most folks have at least 1 commonplace food item that they can’t stand. This time of year food gift baskets are everywhere and often specialized to certain tastes. So you get them something that looks like a nice goodie basket but then most things in it are tainted by a thing they don’t like.

For me it would be licorice / anise.

I used the docker-compose template and it worked straight away. The one thing I have run into is that I can forget to update the server long enough that the app will stop connecting. That’s happened either once or twice.

Fair enough. If I scream YOLO just before I’m blown out an airlock in a Naked Time/Now incident, I’m still screaming in the ship.

I use Immich, which I host locally.

I can’t believe I’m typing this, but wouldn’t one jizz out their skant?

We’ve seen underware in trek, but I don’t think we’ve ever heard of an underwear mandate in any regulations.

The first 2 prequels made me realize the only Star Wars movie I really loved was Empire. New Hope and Jedi (apart from the advanced in film making they pioneered) were good, not great.

I still haven’t seen episodes 3, 8, or 9 and I feel no desire to ever do so.

I had to learn that stuff on the street

by which I mean the Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, 1994 edition.

Yeah, I barely looked at Lemmy Thursday - Saturday.

Fresh curds / squeeky cheese. Back then they were less available in stores we used to make a point of stopping at the Tillimook Dairy creamery to stock up when ever we were on the north Oregon coast.

I mean… basing measurement on representative objects IS the imperial system.

Reminds me of the talking in code scene from The Magicians.

Interesting, I kind of hope they’re right. This is at least the third time I’ve heard the “family has evidence that dad was DB Cooper” story (including one from my home town), so it’d be nice if someone put the mystery to bed.

No way, 10 stars!

Since Alnitak is a 3 star system, Alnilam is a single supergiant, and Mintaka is a 6 star system.

My friend had a Pentium 90 at the time and we only ever got floating point exceptions, but I’m sure we stopped just before we found the trigger.

Ah Freakazoid, the superhero created by the Pentium FDIV bug.

I equate it to the smell of juniper berries.

It’s only a matter of time before corporate WANs like Amazon sidewalk and/or the ever decreasing cost of cellular modems and IOT contracts mean they won’t even ask anymore.

In the mean time, these things are usually programmed with minimal effort. I have to wonder if there’s an actual unlock process or if giving it a completely isolated subnet would satisfy the check.

What I wouldn’t give for a simple argument over something like the origins of Shakespeare.