This but I am tucked up in bed.

Living a healthy life is even slower death, actually.

Sure, “-∞ < ∞” is a useful concept, but it is not the same thing as when we talk about the sizes of infinities. What we mean by that is how many numbers it contains: (1,2,3,4…) contains fewer numbers than (1.0,…,1.1,…,1.5,…,2.0,…,2.5,…), but how large the actual numbers are, doesn’t matter. The second example contains just as many numbers, is just as “large”, as (1.0,…,2.0).

edit: Sorry for the snarky tone, I was going for nerd maths boy. Hope I at least am technically correct.

She reminds me of Princess Bubblegum, and her friend is a passable Finn (the Human) Mertens

I agreed to one a couple days back.

Plans fell through.

Sometimes you get lucky.

Oh here we go, another Wind*w$ fanboy flaunting their ignorance as proof that a shitty piece of malware is soo much better than the operating system literally the vast majority of devices operate. How are the ads in notepad.exe, btw?

It won’t work. The smoke just carries the glitter to every building downwind. This is the main way it infects glitter-protesting households.

I was wondering what was happening there!

spends ten minutes figuring out which one’s the latest

has to save it again

“new (actual)(for real)”

not sure if arguing against tldr, or just trying to defuse a bomb

If you want to mess with the command line, I recommend tldr. Anyone could do xkcd’s tar challenge if they can run tldr tar first! (pretty sure it’s in mint’s apt repos)

What I wouldn’t give to be normal

It’s been a tradition not to since Garfield.

Come to think of it, I’m pretty sure I’ve never actually used caps lock on PC to write in all caps…

Seeing a notification about g*mini on my phone made me want to take a hammer to it real bad.

I see H******

I think it censors my password fully: hunter2

edit: it did!

says you

np. Right now you could set it to ask.fm (shuts down dec 1.). Zero IP blocking or rate limiting. Puts your machine to good use.

Not all projects listed in the warrior are actually active. Check out https://tracker.archiveteam.org/ for all the current projects and see if the one you want to archive is actually active (has people receiving and sending in items)

There are always several projects to choose from.

The URLs project plays it fast and loose and archives an assortment of random URLs. This one has an IP block warning.

Some have NSFW warnings.

Other projects aim to archive a single site as accurately as possible (possibly with a deadline when the site is shutting down), so they can’t afford to have their warriors blocked or rate limited. If you are, that would be because of an issue. You can choose to archive sites you don’t want to visit to avoid issues.

I was going to mention ArchiveTeam’s warrior because I thought it wouldn’t be listed, since computing isn’t really the important thing you’re donating, more your virgin IP address and internet connection… but it’s third on the list!