I had a friend who sent me a “Y2K fix” program back in '99. Said it would patch the error so I’d be safe. When I ran it, it swapped the letters Y and K on my keyboard.
I had a friend who sent me a “Y2K fix” program back in '99. Said it would patch the error so I’d be safe. When I ran it, it swapped the letters Y and K on my keyboard.
Metroid for sure.
SNES Jurassic Park. NES Fester’s Quest
Here’s a weird question: do you have a gallbladder? People without a gallbladder tend to have that experience with edibles, or need a higher dose to get an effect.
There wasn’t any oil in it.
And two attempts on Gerald Ford - Squeaky Fromme and Sarah Jane Moore
Pretty optimistic of you to think there will still be humans in 8,000 years.
We must imagine Sisyphus happy.
I do most of my work at the command line, my co-workers do think I’m nuts for doing it, but one of our recent projects required us all to log into a client’s systems, and a significant portion of the tasks must be done via bash prompt. Suddenly, I’m no longer the team weirdo, I’m a subject matter expert.
Not only did he steal it from Heinlein, the part that makes me irrationally angry is that he claimed the term came from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
I have a Unihertz Titan and love it. I guess they skirted around the keyboard patent. https://www.unihertz.com/products/titan
It’s in the AUR. One can also PKGBUILD and install via pacman manually.
Globally? Hah! America’s part of the globe too, silly metric sheeple. /s
Surfshark is something like $55 for 2 years; well worth it.
Tennessee as well.
In other words, the number of stars in our solar system is appxomately e.
When do we get to the part of the episode where James T Kirk, prime directive be damned, finds the meglomaniacal computer controlling these men, and blows it up?
I know you know this and likely just mistyped, but for clarity, the Iliad is about the war itself. The Odyssey is about the dude trying to get back home.
They weren’t religious texts per se, but they were certainly cultural touchstones which contain important lessons about the human condition, death, love, and what’s truly important in life. They would fill a role similar to histories in the Old Testament, probably, like the book of Ruth.
He probably gave them a membership to the jelly of the month club instead of a Christmas bonus.
It was Armin Van Buuren’s Intense. Burned it for a road trip.