lolcatnip

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lolcatnip,

I’m trying to figure out how you need trig for that. Just the Pythagorean theorem and ratios seem sufficient to me.

lolcatnip, (edited )

IMHO you would have been within your rights to yank that guy’s console out of his hands and smash it.

Of course the risk escalating wouldn’t be worth it, but you’d have the moral high ground at least.

lolcatnip,

Strangers who use public spaces absolutely owe other people their consideration. It’s part of the price of admission to a public space. It’s not enforceable in practice but I’d be surprised if a certain level of being inconsiderate is even legal in most public spaces.

lolcatnip, (edited )

You can call the police, but will they actually show up and do anything about it? Where I live they almost certainly will not.

lolcatnip,

Yes? I’m not saying it’s a good idea to actually do it.

lolcatnip,

I just think it’s odd that such a long-outdated term is still in use. Something about it being more specific than “tape” makes it more weird to me.

lolcatnip,

You can at least feel superior to the assholes screwing up public spaces to the rest of us.

lolcatnip,

If you’re talking about what he’s accused of saying, he did not say that. People kept repeating a badly garbled version of what he said that makes him sound awful, even though his actual words are easy to find and completely disprove the accusations.

lolcatnip,

A lot less than a billion. The exact amount is negotiable.

lolcatnip,

He did not. Go find his exact words if you don’t believe me.

lolcatnip,

Which he did not do.

lolcatnip,

I don’t have an opinion on Linux as a banking platform, but that analogy is bad. An Xbox can play 100% of games made for the same generation of Xbox hardware. If Linux can’t play close to 100% of the games released for PC hardware for at least a few years after the hardware was new, then it’s a substandard option. That was the case until pretty recently.

lolcatnip,

Generations are as real as genres.

lolcatnip,

People born around 1980 are Xennials or the Oregon Trail generation. We’re kind of a blend of gen X and millennials.

lolcatnip,

Pretty good analogy, IMHO.

lolcatnip, (edited )

Isn’t that what saltines are for?

Edit: Wait, I read that as peanut butter. Butter is…not gross but not what I do.

lolcatnip,

Right?

lolcatnip,

There’s an xkcd about precisely that observation.

lolcatnip,

If you’ve previously identified one side as consisting of pathological liars, it’s best to ignore whatever they say because the more you hear from them, the more likely you are to accidently believe one of their lies. It takes a lot of vigilance to listen to a bunch of plausibly-true statements without misremembering some of them as being true.

lolcatnip,

But $(date) does return a string with spaces, at least on every system I’ve ever used. And what’s so bad about the possibility of spaces in filenames? They’re slightly inconvenient in a command line, but I haven’t used a commuter this century that didn’t support spaces in filenames.

lolcatnip, (edited )

Ok, I just reread it. I don’t see what you think I’m missing. You mean an improperly written find command misbehaving? The fact that a different date format could prevent a bug from manifesting doesn’t seem like much of an argument.

lolcatnip,

Oh, the horror!

lolcatnip,

Funny, she doesn’t look Klingon.

lolcatnip,

One rotor vs two, human anatomy vs Klingon?

lolcatnip,

Signs like that wouldn’t be necessary if we weren’t living in a hypercapitalist dystopia.

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