pgporada

This is the guide you need. I run one of these. https://elektricm.github.io/amd-bc250-docs/

There's several blog posts here. https://www.memorysafety.org/initiative/av1/

If you made the adventure one with the Power Puff Girls, Dexter, Cow & Chicken, etc then thank you.

The internet went to shit post 2010ish. I fully blame capitalism. At this moment there's 6 AI related articles on the front page.

What's your Y axis?

Make a PR or an issue on the project.

Last week I experienced a data truncation issue where I ran an rg -zF fixed string search piped into another rg -F. The dataset was roughly 10 million lines. Doing a single rg -z with a regex glob in the middle didn't encounter that issue.

Whoop whoop

It was me, sorry.

It was me, sorry.

You're insinuating that the Let's Encrypt roots are compromised?

https://letsencrypt.org/repository/#isrg-legal-transparency-...

The one I wrote in Perl did. It also worked. https://github.com/pgporada/ourperlgame

It's not, we've had multi-hour long outages before. We learn from our mistakes, adapt, and continue on.

It's DNS, we're working on it. Sorry, thank you for bearing with us.

even as a full blown type 2 diabetic*

Are you being pedantic on purpose?

I had _just_ pushed an updated actions workflow, saw that it began to run, and noticed that my entire repository was 404-ing. Not gonna point fingers, but uh, sorry everybody.

What about Brett Harrison? Where did he dissappear off to?

That sucks, those people sound like grade A assholes.

Why? Purely out of curios ity? Domain validation was successfully performed which enabled a certificate(s) to be issued.

Been there about 15 years.

That's Live and Learn off of Double Dekker. It's good stuff.

Go on and explain yourself now that you've started.

You can get a hot water tank insulation blanket that should help a little bit.

I was just playing it yesterday. It gets unbelievably frustrating as the levels get more complex, but then there's the gems like destroying cities with the jetpack guy.

And Banjo Kazooie

RIP, thanks for all the hard work and care.

Wild, never thought I'd live to see the day.

I moved to another team that didn't have a requirement for running Qubes. As soon as I go back, I'll be using Qubes again. Right now I'm on pop_os.

Daily drove qubes for 5.5 years. I liked it a lot.