NostraDavid

If your ISP is blocking this website, set a DNS in windows to 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare), 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 (Google), 9.9.9.9 (Quad9), https://www.dns0.eu/, or DNS4EU.

Yes, blocking certain sites is done in the Netherlands, due to Stichting BREIN using/abusing our legal system. Nobody likes them, but it is what it is.

PS: I’m using rargb, since it hasn’t been blocked (yet - BREIN has to sue per website being blocked).

hush money is okay.

Weird how I said “Musk is using his money to manipulate people and he’s an asshole for that”, and you completely ignored it…

When she didn’t sign the NDA, the payments were reportedly slashed, and eventually cut again to $20,000 a month.

Oh no! Only 20,000 dollahs!? That poor woman must now be living on water and bread for the rest of her life!

Listen, I get it - Musk is using his money to manipulate people and he’s an asshole for that, but the cry story is just bleh.

OP responded that he microwaved bowl and plate, and that some plastic melted and fused them both.

@[email protected] - can we get an after picture?

edit: context: https://programming.dev/post/28471691/16271644

“People would try and help people that were in unbelievable distress,” the president went on, suggesting that the Nazis were known for their generosity.

Sounds like he’s talking about Germans in general to me, while the article immediately says that he must mean Nazis.

There’s a lot of dumb shit Trump says. I don’t think this is one of those things (his comparison between the holocaust and the hostages is still weird, but that’s typical “par for the course”).

Formatted:

Last Name,First Name,Display Name,Email Address
Aimonetti,Justin,Aimonetti, Justin W.,[email protected]
Atik,Jacob,Atik, Jacob R.,[email protected]
Armstrong,Anthony,Armstrong, Anthony J.,[email protected]
Balajadia,Jennifer,Balajadia, Jennifer,[email protected]
Beynon,Alexandra,Beynon, Alexandra T.,[email protected]
Biasini,Riccardo,Biasini, Riccardo N.,[email protected]
Bobba,Akash,Bobba, Akash N.,[email protected]
Boizelle,Ashley,Boizelle, Ashley S.,[email protected]
Bryant,Emily,Bryant, Emily L.,[email protected]
Burnham,James,Burnham, James,[email protected]
Coristine,Edward,Coristine, Edward H.,[email protected]
Davis,Steven,Davis, Steven M.,[email protected]
Elez,Marko,Elez, Marko,[email protected]
Farritor,Luke,Farritor, Luke E.,[email protected]
Fox,Joshua,Fox, Joshua,[email protected]
Hanley,Joshua,Hanley, Joshua A.,[email protected]
Holmes,Stephanie,Holmes, Stephanie M.,[email protected]
Killian,Gautier,Killian, Gautier C.,[email protected]
Kmiec,Keenan,Kmiec, Keenan D.,[email protected]
Lahera,Nicholas,Lahera, Nicholas,[email protected]
Lindemann,Kendall,Lindemann, Kendall M.,[email protected]
Musk,Elon,Musk, Elon R.,[email protected]
Peters,Noah,Peters, Noah,[email protected]
Rajpal,Nikhil,Rajpal, Nikhil,[email protected]
Ramada,Adam,Ramada, Adam,[email protected]
Raynor,Austin,Raynor, Austin L.,[email protected]
Schutt,Kyle,Schutt, Kyle L.,[email protected]
Shaotran,Ethan,Shaotran, Ethan,[email protected]
Smith,Brad,Smith, Brad M.,[email protected]
Stanley,Christopher,Stanley, Christopher,[email protected]
Wick,Jordan,Wick, Jordan M.,[email protected]
Wiles,Susan,Wiles, Susan S.,[email protected]
Young,Christopher,Young, Christopher J.,[email protected]

In case you want to see some (not all) faces:

http://12ft.io/https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/02/27/us/politics/doge-staff-list.html

edit: direct link: https://12ft.io/api/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nytimes.com%2Finteractive%2F2025%2F02%2F27%2Fus%2Fpolitics%2Fdoge-staff-list.html

Not to be confused with /r/straightedge, which is about drug-less Punk.

I know i’m white

100% American.

I think this is inevitable, which is why we (worldwide) need laws where if a model scrapes public data should become open itself as well.

LineageOS, maybe? Still Android, but (AFAIK) more open to change than standard Android.

So sad when it happens…

I don’t follow - do people still seriously use SMS? I for one try to use it as little as possible.

Don’t both Windows and MacOS call it folders, and Linux calls it directories?

that guy who took increasingly elaborate pictures of himself taking the previous picture of his camera

This one: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/cmwov/hey_reddit_what_tattoos_do_you_have/c0tpyls/

Make sure to click [+][deleted] 14 years ago (156 children) to get even more.

I remember Reddit helping to make a kid do his homework.

People kept complaining about “karma farmers”

I remember the “Reddit is just you, me and /u/karmanaut” meme from 2008. He was the original “karma farmer”. It was a problem since the early days due to how they setup Reddit as a system. It just enforced his behaviour.

Why all this when prayer would keep him safe?

You’re thinking of American Baptists and Evangelicals. Catholics are a little bit more practical, in general. Like protecting pedos, instead of ejecting them. Very practical.

Miles -> km = multiply by 1.6 (roughly the golden ratio, is how I remember it). So about 160 km.

Oh, oh, oh! I got one not mentioned yet:

ELK.

Well, not the whole of the ELK stack (Elastic, Logstash and Kibana, though the full stack size is much larger nowadays), but their watchers. A watcher is a piece of JSON with some search specifications on when to trigger and send an alert to email/slack/teams/whatever. We’re basically abusing it as an alerting system, and generally it works… Fine… Presuming Filebeat actually ingests our logs (which is partially our fault, as there’s a fix, but it takes too damn long to drag 3 teams along to implement what needs implementing to fix that problem).

Anyway, the problem is not the watcher itself, even though it is painful (heh) to learn the structure. It’s “Painless”, the JVM-based scripting language available in a watcher. It’s anything but. It is SO painful to write code, inside of a JSON object, making sure everything is exactly as it should be, having to use the DevTools in Kibana to try and trigger it, wait to see what enormous error comes out while praying it works. No IDE, no nothing. Ah, I lied. It does have Syntax Highlighting, for non-Painless code, IIRC…

Oh, having to dig information out of the data you get is super unintuitive too.

At least the UI/Kibana is good, and Elastic is pretty good too. Fuck Filebeat though. And Painless.

The background noise surpression of Teams is peak quality (vs Webex and Slack, though Webex is somewhat good)…