Yes, they made a huge mess out of it and managed to "measure" the complete opposite of reality.
And yeah, it was based on a paper published on a joke journal at Apr. 1st. The first paragraph of the paper postulates people occupy no volume. (It's a fun paper, differently from that TV episode.)
So you have prices 5000% larger all year around?
Oh, it's been a while that my rm -r * .o
taught me about backups.
You seem to have too much time to waste. Here, I've just cut your jira ticket deadline by a week. Pray I don't cut it further.
Yep. The post is only true if the plane is high enough.
Do not do it bellow cruise altitude!
You mean the people commenting on the Linux communities?
Not much "against their wishes" if they keep looking there.
Well, more posix compliant than Linux. But I'm not sure any OS out there today actually complies.
(That's not a complaint, by the way. It's not a worthwhile goal.)
I believe it's mandatory to add jpeg when linking to that comic.
The one on the GP's link is a bit better. Maybe even recognizable.
I wonder what system the OP's one comes from.
Any new alternative on international settlements is welcome...
But the main BRICS countries have been creating new payment methods for a while now, with a few successes. So, what is he talking about?
Well, it's not a bad decision on itself.
Just the context that is horrible.
Either way, it's good that the article spends some space on the possible uses of satellites. Otherwise people could get the impression it's all for fun, or something like that.
The three commas are perfect. Don't mess with them.
The horrors were only attracted by the lamp.
Well, it's what is on the label.
But given the overall context, I wouldn't expect the label to reflect what is actually there either.
It's a way to provide standard configuration for your programs without one configuration interfering with another.
Honestly, almost all alternatives work better. But docker is the one you can run on any system without large changes.
Too bad people underuse it.
Separating the prefixes from the unities is very useful even in calculations where both are there.
Unless that number means something different from US$ 3.5e9.
If you are one of those people that think your country uses the other "billion", just don't.
Except for the ones that live in huge communal nets, they have to go out at minimum for sex.
As a developer that learned it once, a long time ago, naturally I sign to the pledge...
I have some doubts if I should mark it NSFW.
Why do all those US universities have dealings with Israel?
All those student protests on the US seem to be about stopping their universities from supporting the Israel government. But supporting a foreign government is not a normal thing for a university to do, why do they do it?
Is there some educational or research resource they get?
What do I do with the !community@instance links?
The links like [email protected].
I have had a pretty bad time making those work. I have tried searching for them at the communities page, and removing the exclamation mark and pasting them on my instance (lemmy.world/c/[email protected]).
Some times one of those works, other times my instance finds nothing. And if I go directly to the home instance of the community, it doesn't bring my login.
What is the recommended way to use those?