As a nixos user I guess so. It is like -5 here though so today it’s more heated blanket.

I use shenanigans, more fitting and descriptive.

I’d presume they store it like we do now with erasure coding. As long as you don’t lose too many blocks you can recover missing components. It does balloon overall size but lets you shard the data in any way you want.

As a dum rural American that knows territorial citizenship is a thing (with wonky caveats not applicable to Puerto Rico) you’d be surprised how many Americans in general have zero clue pr is a part of the us. My last vaca there was fun but after I was back the amount of people that asked about passports was too dam high. And this is in a rather educated metro area.

You typod can we deny harry kim promotions. It’s a common mistake the keys are right next to each other.

Gihugic

She phoned it in often, so many opportunities to get back faster but only then did the prime directive apply.

Well that’s how Picard got ptsd, all the borgies.

The default for cargo is debug builds why that would surprise anyone as being slower is beyond me, —release isn’t that much extra to type or alias. Do people not learn how their tools work any longer? This isn’t that far off from c/c++ where you set cflags etc to fit the final binaries purpose.

If you all didn’t want to be the New Zealand of generations you would’ve had your mom give birth earlier or later duh.

Just like New Zealand should push itself closer to a continent if it wants to be on maps.

Also as a dum millennial I am always amused when my brethren ask me about social media etc and say I don’t know about tech cause I don’t got an ig account or watever. Bitch please, I have worked in kernel dev I know all the lies we present as a file. I get angy when people that can’t read x86 assembly tell me I’m not technical.

I’m using shenanigans now, fits the best methinks.

Or vibe build a deep sea submarine, cause well you know.

Apple as an ai company? Right….

Looks like it https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden/issues/94#issuecomment-1666319313

SQLite doesn’t need a networked setup at all. What the poster above is asking is an option for linkwarden to just use embedded SQLite as its db engine. For apps I build I just embed SQLite into the binary, no db network needed, the binary just sets up a db file at startup in say ~/.config/app/db.file and off to the races. If you don’t need to access it from multiple contexts SQLite is hard to beat.

Did the arrow taunt you specifically for a reason? Did you steal its tater casserole?

What is it with Rick’s?

That’s the word for being stabbed by a horn? Unsure how it has any other meaning, bison have horns and when they use them it’s known as goring.

gore 3 of 4 verb (2) gored; goring transitive verb : to pierce or wound with something pointed (such as a horn or knife) gored by a bull

Heh, well even by that definition I’d still say it’s the og enterprise. If we’re taking the nautical pov on things like a wooden sailing ship, they often had similar refit type work and were always the same “ship”. Example, Tally Ho rebuild on YouTube, you can argue all you want that there is barely any of the 1910 ship left, but no mariner would argue as such. The idea and spirit of the Tally Ho is alive in the rebuilt ship. She is as much the original as she is now or will be in the future.

Really it’s just a question of lineage or even idea. Much like a human with say cosmetic surgery to look like Barbie or Ken, the person is the same the bones are still there as it were. The name remains, the ship will change, or if you will the 4d path in time describes the ship through history.

Im gonna that guy your that guy. If this is the refit it’s still the original enterprise. It’s no different to the ship of Theseus question, if anything it’s simpler than that old canard, so I’d say it’s still the same ship just upgraded.

The equivalent would be to require all pictures of some actor only be when they were young. I challenge your premise at the axiom here as it’s the same ship just upgraded at a point in time.