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I have all my stuff on vultr now.

I have been trying to remember the name for that comic for years, and no amount of searching has ever yielded anything.

> While the impact crater itself is long gone, analysis of rocks from 3.26 billion years ago tells a tale of planetary devastation. The layer of spherules from this huge impact was 15 to 20cm thick in places, compared with less than a centimetre for the famed dinosaur-killing meteorite, says Drabon.

Cave Johnson probably still has them doing some important science underground somewhere.

I ended up using something else to generate the load I needed, but I can’t remember exactly what. I think it might have been a Monero benchmarking tool?

The short answer is that there is so much heat in the massive amount of melted rocks and metal under our feet that we could never possibly cause any sort of significant cooling of the earth.

You are exactly right. It’s a fuel cell car.

I ordered some flour and put it in bread and other things. It’s a sweet flour that tastes like a very interesting chocolate.

It’s just hard to harvest, and to mill, and not a lot of people are willing to eat different things.

But the tree thrives on less then 8 inches of rain a year.

So, yes. The documentation in right, the calling thread is paused while a different one is used one the other side of the door.

I have a small ipv6 subnet I purchased for just this purpose. It was interesting setting everything up in multiple locations and seeing traffic routing around as I turned machines on and off.

I also set up my machines as a reverse proxy of a sort, a small fake CDN, and experimented with caching at different locations and moving content around.

I would have gotten a bit more serious about it, but I’m still on the waiting list for an ipv4 subnet after 2 years. And pretty sure it would be too expensive now. Would have to check though.

These sites are all on the Jordan river, and it’s tributaries, which empty into the great salt lake.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_River_(Utah)#Pollution

I used to live within walking distance of the Jordan river, in Rose Park by the fairgrounds. I remember getting warned not to play in it.

Got some glasses a few years ago for the first time from an optometrist, and now it doesn’t bother me anymore.

So I would recommend getting it checked out.

You can potentially add a pair to your gas car and turn it into a hybrid, or add 4 and replace the gas engine completely.

For example my house is only rated for 120 Amps total, and to upgrade that I would have to contact the electrical company and have them install new wires to my house.

You will literally never be locked out again! /s

Jokes aside it is pretty shameful to sell a poorly made product, and then justify it by saying that it’s still safer then leaving your door unlocked. $330.

Like I said Tim has quite a few projects that interact directly with git.

Both serve files from a git repository, and lit will actually write to the repository. There are several others that Tim has built over the years, but those are the two that I am familiar with.

For anyone geoblocked

The tldr being that there is sufficient heat and we don’t need to worry about running out even if we tapped into a significant portion of it.

For example I have ‘_f’ aliased to a fuzzy find command that will launch vim on the selected files, and a different one for launching sql clients to various servers etc.

As a prefix, commas work great!

But yeah, if work doesn’t quite fit with just needing a terminal, and a few web sites or iOS apps, then it’s not going to work.