I think my first was Red Hat but I’m not sure. Then I gave Gentoo a go shortly after.

From what I can tell he literally didn’t.

There are a lot of teachers and school administrators. Others will work at whatever factory or do welding or machining at a local fab shop. My dad always was driving an hour for work and I did for a while when I moved back out here until I got a remote job in software.

13 year club. I only hopped on one time since the blackout when I got a notification on my Joey client about them discontinuing gold. Just went around and awarded all mine to old comments. The dev of Joey said it was shutdown so I was surprised it worked still.

I used speedcrunch for a long time but ended up switching to Qalc and haven’t turned back.

I think walmart.com was or is that way. Took me a while to figure that crap out.

Episode 1 was the standout for me. The rest had some good acting but overall the stories not as good as previous seasons. Still better than most stuff out there but we expect more.

A completely supernatural horror. No twist that it was just in her head and the world didn’t end.

But the demon did make a phone call kind of like to tech support for the device. Maybe it is just a sufficiently advanced technology.

This one did not really have any technology as the horror. It was somewhat predictable. I really wish Pia had been able to keep her cool and survive.

I thought this was a great start to the season.

Who even knows what they are agreeing to in the service agreements? I have had lawyer people tell me they agree to them without reading as well because anything out of the ordinary there would probably be a class action lawsuit or something but in the episode the lawyers all think it is pretty air tight.

And then being able to deepfake stuff that quickly. That would cause so many problems for our society. How are we going to live in a world where it is so difficult to prove what is even real.

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Punch cards

I don’t think I am a fan of the analyzer to prefer Count or Length checks over .Any(). The readability of any is much clearer in my opinion.