In the old days hamachi used to be all the rage to VLAN with your friends with pirated copies of games. Wonder how hamachi is doing nowadays.

Do you keep a regular log of the work that you do? Beyond the commit messages I mean.

I suppose if you read/write code on your phone it might make sense

Every tutorial should be crafted for some hypothetical user stupider than their current stupidest user.

who hurt you

I beseech thee pull my merge request lest I smite thee (bitch)

Im a good christian boy thats why I refuse to read the manual

Far easier, Far better to just get payment up front.

debian nightly release

Nothing, sorry, I was talking about windscribe in response to another comment in this thread.

Damn, didn’t know this. I thought they were pretty standup people, didn’t think the actual product quality would be left, so… wanting.

EDIT: Sorry, I was talking about Windscribe, and this comment was supposed to be in response to boredsquirrel’s comment in this thread.

Sends original data vs making a copy of data and sending it.

In meme context you’d be just making a copy of your consciousness and putting it in a machine. Whatever reason you’re doing it for - escape illness, survive armageddon, nothing changes for you. A copy of you lives on though.

I am feeling confused with this meme. I am going to escalate this to my manager, secretly hopong he’ll tell me to do something else while he passes this on to the one dude in my team who’s worked with multithreading that one time.

They keep google as default to get that google money. This money allows the foundation to keep functioning. When you have a company to run, you find that ideals about human liberty doesn’t feed your workers families or keep them working. So then your alternatives are to find the money fast, or shut up shop. Im sure that if there were other viable sources of income, Mozilla wouldn’t need to have to suckle on the google teat.

I’d rather have a firefox I can configure to be as private as possible rather than no firefox.

Explain?

If I find this in production I’m whipping your ballsack till you change it back.

But they do contribute, dont they?

Doesnt computers do this automatically if you try to copy over a file larger than its per file size limit?

It has a certain shitposty quality to it

Hi, what do you mean by modal?