Somewhere. We’ll find it eventually /s

It’s more a philosophy for Unix systems. When we say that “everything is a file”, we’re saying that even devices should show up on the filesystem (/dev), even network ports should show up on the filesystem, even processes should show up on the filesystem(/proc), etc… and that is as opposed to having a different system abstraction handle those functions instead.

Of course when you look deeper into it, linux does not explicitly follow that rule, it more just adheres to it. It’s more a guideline than an explicit statement of fact

When you’re going up against Adolf Hitler and need to travel back in time, it’s the right equipment for the job.

The two posts make a face

OnlyJaks has some high commission costs.

US military wisdom: “If you find yourself in a fair fight - you didn’t plan your mission properly”. So they stack like they’re going into a house with 4 generations in it that are all armed.

These guys are the types who couldn’t cut it in the military but always wanted to parttake, so of course they’re gonna draw from that sphere.

Not if we had a system in place for users having the ability to submit tags and the mods to implement those tags.

Top left sounds pretty much how i’d expect death to be like anyways. Whatever emotion you’re feeling as you pass just gets freeze-framed like a tv glitching out, and then you just experience that. Period. Confusion being that emotion doesn’t sound too horrible.

Then again, whatever the VR thing is could be fine. If it’s too small a space, though, then perhaps not. Also, if it’s a bad place then that’s just a form of hell.

In regards to I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream, they aren’t in a virtual reality , at least not based on the descriptions given. It seems that the machine is just so powerful that it can keep those it is tormenting alive indefinitely.

No, they couldn’t pronounce the ‘th’ sound. The best they could do was a breathy ‘t’ sound. So in the original printing presses, mostly produced in France, thorn was omitted, and ‘th’ was used instead. That convention has continued all the way into modern type. At least that’s the story I’ve been told in the past.

Thank you. I figured i’d gotten info wrong but all the articles I found about him were being extremely vague, so i figured i’d leave things up to Cunningham’s Law.

Could we do a hostage trade with France to get back the thorn?

Assigned Cool (AF) at Birth

This guy did so to two children, giving them an experimental immunity gene IIRC. He promptly faced jailtime for medical malpractice.

He apparently is back in the news for wanting to do alzheimers testing on mice and then zygotes. this time all above board, he says.

Hamilton-Norwood scale. Incels obsess over this thing, among other weird bs.

I’d agree, I like the idea of the year ending and beginning on the longest night of year more.

That is the apple IIc from 1984. (☝︎ ՞ਊ ՞)

I think yes, because saying ‘no’ also throws into question whether present you consenting on future you’s behalf is moral, which can lead down a path of concluding autonomy itself is immoral.

Meanwhile, if we just say ‘yeah, the non-existant future you is allowed to consent to things on past you’s behalf’, we avoid all that mumbo jumbo. Honestly, it’s something people do actually do sometimes, now that I think about it. Forgiveness almost operates in that fashion.

Parallel killers: “et tu Brute?”

You’re on a link aggregator, my guy. It’s literally a website centered around stealing shit from around the internet.