As a guy I don’t see how it affects me. It’s literally one man shown in the image. I did not get a feeling of “Great now they’ll think we’re all like that” or “Oh geez you mean people hate when I say those things to them?”. All I have to do to not be lumped in with that guy is to not do that one specific thing in the comic.

Wait are you saying they do or don’t have Microsoft products?

Oh man that looks way better than cocks.

Can you elaborate?

I’m confused. That’s an article about George Floyd?

There’s a lot of that out there. I’ve definitely become jaded to the point where I will rarely adopt a new show unless I know it’s a limited or finished series, and one that didn’t just keep renewing until they couldn’t make money one upping themselves.

This is high risk though. The company could underperform or be unexpectedly overcome by competition. Also when should one exit the position to reap that bargain?

This should also be applied to all publicly traded companies that one uses and enjoys, but is that appropriate? I guess that’s basically just a prompt for people to invest in the market broadly, as they should be anyway.

I’m going to think on this more.

Holy crap I was about to use the same yuck someone’s yum phrase to make the same point. Keep up the good work hive mind.

Edit: To clarify, in response to the shit storm of replies you got, I meant specifically that’s my issue with Marvel movies, and I assume that’s more what you meant, not all fiction ever.

Good on you for asking these questions in a timeline that absolutely justifies them.

Reminds me of that one post forced update screen in Windows 10: “Your files are exactly where you left them”

I started watching the live action One Piece after Critical Drinker recommended it and it seems pretty good so far. I appreciate the heads up he gave that you just have to accept its wacky premises and magic/physics, and you’ll have a better time.

I heard the manga is one of the longest running ever? I’m not sure how you translate that into a series but fingers crossed it has a well thought out finite storyline.

Why?

I don’t know why I kept tightening them. I never found myself in a situation where the connector was falling out if they were left unscrewed.

I am not an expert but I will help you where I can!

I dunno man, I want my friends and family using Linux. I don’t think this is the right mentality.

People still converse over simple facts. What does the plant that grows cinnamon look like? Who won the Super Bowl in x year? Simple facts that could easily just be looked up, but people like talking to each other.

Even reading off a Wikipedia page to someone else, you get an opportunity to cater the tone, pace, and omissions / additional clarity to whomever you’re talking to.

The drop in Stack Overflow questions shows that if people can’t get helpful answers from other humans, they will get them from AI.

This is unexpectedly poignant.

I’m a convert. After seeing LLMs do it, and now that all platforms have easy interfaces to access them, I use them in my note taking to help memory mapping and chunking.

I actually never thought about that. Is there any damage to the cells if they’re bombarded by photons but not discharged?

Dead in car crash doing 80 over the limit?

Ok I RTFM but I’m still lost. Partly I don’t know enough about headers to understand the -H flag, but also:

What provides the new location to curl when the attempt fails? The web server of the site at the IP you specified?

How does one obtain the IP in the first place, I thought this discussion was about alternatives to DNS.