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3008 and its maze of furniture packaging
Eternally trapped within a flat-pack labyrinth
3008 and its maze of furniture packaging
Eternally trapped within a flat-pack labyrinth
The faculty member probably got nuked from orbit, sponsoring orgs would be horrified to learn that a PI (principal investigator) they funded had misrepresented their credentials that badly.
I agree with you, but, where’s the typo?? I’ve read through it a couple times and can’t seem to spot it.
I didn’t read it as smug, in that case they would’ve provided the spelling correction without the explanation (reddit-style). Here I feel like they’re just being friendly to people for whom English is a second language.
I do appreciate your explanation, it is clear enough to make Admiral Cloudberg proud : ). (if you don’t get the reference, check out her Medium articles, they’re fantastic!)
They bought it.
Phooey, I am old enough to get this reference!
2025 will definitely be the year of the Linux desktop :)
Lol, sheeeh, the ratio!! I’m a (sadly) Windows-focused sysadmin in higher education and I agree with this, Linux is amazing for servers but normal business users can’t do shit with it : (
I have wondered the same thing, the front of my house (where the living room and gaming PC are) gets a lot of sun so it is always a few degrees warmer than the back bedroom. My wife would rather melt than put a hole in the ceiling so I have not been allowed to try to fix it lol.
Can I get a rock and stone??
Ahh Dr. Tingle
Aw, that was a cool comment, sorry you didn’t feel right leaving it up. I never thought about it that way, gah things have gotten so crazy. Have a good one fellow lemming!
Gotta try lubing your life bro. Suavamente
McDonnell Douglas. If you’ve ever flown on an MD-80, that’s them.
A Rundown reference? In the wild??
I kinda love this for webcasts though. We use Panopto and it shows you the digital slides and a camera view of the lecturer, so whenever the speaker uses a laser pointer the remote audience can’t see what they’re pointing at.
Oh, to see those Loops of Henle…