https://omarchy.org/

Edit: whoops, thought we were on the DHH train here. Nevermind me just shitting on shitty people (like DHH).

I responded to another comment with a more thorough explanation if you’re interested.

But they gave money to Omarchy, DHH project, and he has become extremely right-wing.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Controversy-erupts-over-Framework-s-backing-of-alleged-divisive-open-source-figures.1135468.0.html

Tl;dr: they give (gave?) money to omarchy, a DHH project (the RubyOnRails and Basecamp guy) who has made a fairly rapid descent from cringey tech bro to mealy-mouthed nationalist.

FWIW, I’ve only ever played grim dawn on Linux via proton.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/canus

https://www.latin-is-simple.com/en/vocabulary/adjective/1859/

Gray/white/hoary/ancient/etc.

ETA: intended to respond to the other comment here to the bsg wiki with an entry for Canus.

That said, I think canis makes more sense for a patrol name.

This intentionally pushes more people to the Medicare Advantage scams plans.

It’s a handout to insurance companies. The worst ones. All under the banner of saving tax payer dollars.

Premiums might go down! (Nevermind your drug costs going up).

Dammit.

If you need to change the references in the compose or env files:

• use sed to replace text in .env
• use variables and interpolation in compose

rsync

Built-in, picks up where it left off if you accidentally cancel it by running the same command again, and dead simple.

Permissions for the files will probably be a little broken moving to Linux, but chmod is also easy to use and can work at the directory level.

$100+ USD for a 6oz A5 wagyu steak. Certainly changes your perspective on the heights of quality for steak. I also paid $65 for a sashimi grade tuna Benedict at this place for brunch. No ragrets.

$60 for a 1/2 pour of an $1100 bottle of bourbon (rabbit hole amburana). It was a novelty and surprised me a lot. Definitely phenomenal, but a taste was all I needed. No ragrets.

Sam adams utopia (think it was $220 for the 750ml bottle of “beer”), not worth it, but a fun experience to share with other beer nerds.

There’s an apparently $1200 bottle of wine from a small napa vineyard with a wait-list for their wine in my basement right now we got as a gift. We’re gonna need to find a pro who can help us taste that. My wine taste tops out at about $30 a bottle.

One day I’ll do Omakase at a suitably awesome sushi place and wreck the credit card.

Did a senior paper 20 years ago marrying the concepts of naturalistic and normative epistemology.

The takeaway was that it doesn’t matter if you can’t actually prove that you know or don’t know anything. You have to live and have always lived as if you can/do know things.

Depends on the number of beads.

It’s the juxtaposition with the Arby’s in the background (a fast food chain) and their “we have the meats” motto.

The implication here being that the foreskins are the meats.

Looks like a softail, let’s say it’s a recent one with the Milwaukee eight 107 that has a stroke of 4.374 inches.

1 mile = 5280ft = 63,360in / 4.374in = 14,486 strokes.

Never did have to deal with a carbureted vehicle with EGR. Lucky me I guess!

4 CV (vacuum operated) carbs on a 30 year old inline 4 cylinder bike is where I topped out. There were definitely several dark magic ceremonies required to get those to run well (at all throttle positions). God forbid you want to change the intake setup.

Context for anyone who isn’t familiar:

https://www.texastribune.org/2021/02/18/ted-cruz-cancun-power-outage/

Sadly, the word order is incorrect.

There can be only one.

That said, bike carbs are way simpler than on cars.

This suggests to me that you have not dealt with a 4 carb setup on a 4 cylinder bike before.

Never fucking again.

Unless I stumble on a cherry CBX1000. I’d make an exception for that glorious 6-cylinder monstrosity.

Of course.

Easy enough to dump them in a folder and spend a few minutes a week playing cyber security theater.

I have a rule that searches the email headers for the test emails and just deletes them.