The Picard Maneuver @ The_Picard_Maneuver @startrek.website Posts 1,572Comments 1,528Joined 2 yr. ago
Thanks for the ping! This could be interesting...
Most gratch are so loud and rude too.
I can say that - I have a gratch friend.
Every time I do, it makes me laugh.
It's been stuck in my head all morning too... Sorry to make you join me.
And the Uvalde shooter crashed his truck on the way.
It's interesting how often in stories like this where someone is doing something extremely violent or antisocial (the clinical definition of the term, not "asocial"), it begins with a car crash.
It paints a picture of someone who's being manic, impulsive, and has shut their mind off to long term consequences.
You should get a 2nd opinion
I have no idea, but I wouldn't credit them with consistency either.
This just made me realize how fitting "Gemstone" would be for the "glam rock" subgenre.
I didn't bother to look into it further, but where I found this post, people were saying they'd watched the episode and it actually DID turn out to be his brother.
Btw, in Linux, everything is a file.
This sounds cool. Do I also understand right that file extensions aren't anything more than the file name?
I can also conceptually appreciate the input/output/error piece, although I bet it'll make more sense when I find a use case for it eventually. Thanks!
I'd welcome any beginner tips you have!
I have Linux installed on a raspberry pi, using "Pi OS", which I understand to be some form of Debian? I've learned enough to comfortably SSH into it and navigate around my file system, as well as write some really basic Python programs for the pi using nano.
I've only been at it casually for a few weeks, so that's about the extent of my knowledge.
Lol, sorry to disappoint, but no I don't.
I also don't use Linux. (Well, that's not totally true now, because I've been learning to use for a hobby project lately).
Sure do - card carrying member since diagnosed in college back in the 00's.
This hits close to home.
Time to go make some more tea.
I think still yes, when a problem is abundantly clear, but borderline cases can more easily be left to individual preference.
Wait no, not like that.
Feel better soon