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Ugh, nerd sniped on a Sunday. Great.

I mean, getting sent to collections sucks regardless of whether it affects your credit score - see, e.g., patio11’s recent blog post[0]. If you don’t pay, chances are you will still regret it.

[0] https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/the-waste-stream-of-c...

Ah, first time at el Reg? Think we’ve all been there.

EDIT: Speaking of AI, yes, it turns out that ChatGPT can do a halfway decent impression of The Register… No uses of the word ‘souk’ though

Very interesting but not a great map for us color deficient types!

To be fair, lots of things have been reported to cause tinnitus.

And from what I can tell, nearly all of the handful of cases in clinical trials that have actually been studied were very temporary.

Okay it’s not Ebert’s but I have to say that “O.K., let's slowly lower in the grant money” from that first link is nearly Gary Larson-tier humor, IMO.

I suppose this is one of those things where people’s experiences vary widely, but FWIW after 20 years of writing C/C++, I can count the number of times this has bitten me on one finger. And even then, I still think it was more likely just an optimizer bug in the god-awful compiler.

I am tempted to say this is the most important aspect.

According to the complaint, if I’m understanding this press release correctly, all SpaceX applicants were required to be citizens or permanent residents, even those without access to controlled items.

“Moreover, while sending crafted packets and attempting all sorts of things, I’ve discovered several vulnerabilities in the Apple custom made parsers. I will not discuss them here (exception made for the session spoofing) but at the same time I’m not interested in reporting them to Apple…”

Erm, hope they’re not super serious I guess?

To clarify, because it wasn’t immediately apparent to me, this is over a 5-year period so the average annual increase is just over 3%.

“You can make classes, but you can only ever make one instance of them. This shouldn't affect how most object-oriented programmers work.”

Incredible

Would also add Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything: The Basics to this list

Yep. Half live in the Portland and Seattle metro areas alone.

I mean for one thing, a cursory look at the bond market right now shows callable bonds outnumber non-callables 10 to 1.

Eh, I’d be surprised if the bonds weren’t callable.

Strong The Duel: Test Drive II vibes in this post

I mean yeah, there are loads of good reasons to not be addicted to drugs.

Now if only those pesky addictions would listen…

Took me way too many years to understand this

I can only comment on homebrewing but in my experience, local homebrewing clubs exist and are usually way more fun than Reddit

I don’t mean to imply I think he could - or even necessarily should - stop the changes. Just, if you’re going to be CEO and make a big change you need to be a great communicator and… well yeah.

Okay, maybe Reddit should just buy Apollo and make Selig CEO. Just incredible how much better of a communicator he is than Huffman. Low bar, but still.

Fair but as one of those windsurfing adjacent types myself, I’d call that more like a 25/75% split…

Okay now I’m trying to guess where you live that you could say you’re halfway between Portland and Bend. Unless… do you drink a lot of Ice Axe?

Love watching the shadows, it’s like they are being pulled down by gravity

I think the thing is that a ton of people are using crypto as speculative investments and an exchange facilitates that, especially once it layers leverage and derivatives on top.

I could be wrong (not a lawyer) but I don’t believe there’s a scienter requirement for unregistered offerings. Regardless, it makes the case much tighter, and will give the SEC a ton more leverage to reach a settlement.

Ok wow, now see this kind of behavior is exactly why I never go to Waffle House, except for when I do

If something good ever started in a Waffle House, that would for sure be newsworthy

Well this is a vivid 20-ish-year(?!) flashback I did not expect to have today, thanks!