They didn’t have any abbreviations ready for that sentence

shit on my chest

Yeah I read the title and thought “wow that does not narrow it down”

would be a shame if someone took a comically large mallet and bopped them really hard on the top of their heads so that they become a completely flat disc and they have to breathe in really deep and exhale while holding their noses to unflatten themselves

In public?!

expose your fetishes

now

you have no choice

/* I'm new to this language so just imagine there is a new line here when it prints: */

I see you all have been protesting every weekend over there in the US

Is tomorrow’s protest expected to be much bigger?

Imagining a modern breaking bad remake where Walter goes to jail because Saul was rusty with his copyright law knowledge

Reuters could not independently corroborate the claims of theft, computer hijacking and software tampering, or the threatened lawsuit. A Nexon spokesperson said the company had been unable to locate any information regarding the matter. PayPal did not respond to a request for comment.

sounds like he may have embellished his past a little bit

yum

mum boiling slop in the slop cauldron

patients are growing impatient

uh, problem solved?

200 was an arbitrary number

It was not of any significance to the point I was trying to make

The sinful emotional response caused by losing your home after the landlord tripled the rent

The IDF will bomb a hospital and kill 200 people

NYT article will say something like “200 Dead after bombs drop near a place, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.”

They phrase everything so carefully.
Like the bombs were some sort of natural disaster and not an intentional military strike on civilians.

They always append “Hamas run health ministry”, to imply the information can’t be reliable, because it’s from a US-designated terrorist organisation

The Israeli media will say “We killed 300 Palestinians”

just do the opposite of whatever he advises I guess

mum used to read that to me before bed as a kid

I stole this from the other thread

A kernel, in computing terms, is the computer program that sits between applications and the hardware, facilitating their interactions.

This is the GNU/Linux operating system’s kernel (the part that is technically Linux) showing its architecture.

The columns represent the areas of functionality the kernel offers, the rows (from top to bottom) representing the level of abstraction from the hardware.

From the top; user space, where users barely have to think about the hardware enabling their applications. To the bottom; the hardware itself and the interfaces that enable the kernel to talk to them.

The lines represent the relationships between the various Linux kernel functions and structures - the text - that interact with one another directly.

The diagram is interactive in the sense that you can click the functions/structures and be taken to relevant resources to help a Linux kernel developer navigate the humongous amount of code that comprises the kernel, to accelerate debugging etc.

This diagram has been continuously developed for well over 15 years at this point and is somewhat iconic in the Linux world as it makes tangible the kernel and its thousands upon thousands of lines of code which I doubt any one developer has or could read and comprehend as a whole without the use of tools like this map.

(thank you honourable fartsparkles, blesser of knowledge)

It’s mostly on the right, so it can’t be too hard to pin down

But have you considered the fediverse?

Also, we’re neglecting to mention the fediverse as well as the fediverse