My best friend who was younger than me died 2 years ago in her mid 30s. She was an alcoholic so didn’t exactly take the best care of herself. I don’t have any substance abuse issues but still don’t make the best choices for my health. I don’t exercise much and my diet is frankly horrific. Thinking about her death in this light has made me think that I really do need to get my shir together. Thanks friend.
Nowadays I’m writing my Python and Javascript code on Arch Linux using neovim, on a 65% artisan mechanical keyboard, and I’ve set my own custom shortcuts for everything.
Pfft, normie. I use Emacs.
Yea I’m wondering that too
I’ve been on here for 2 years and haven’t had any 🥺
I’m guessing something’s gone wrong with some sort of automation posting to the wrong community. But yea that could have been awkward if I’d opened Lemmy at work.
I could be wrong but something tells me this was posted in the wrong community.
I think so. Nobody BBU so hopefully.
I once genuinely got asked in the middle of a meeting with our client at work: “When will our SLA and KPI be BAU? Do we need more SQEP?” Had no idea what any of that meant other than SLA so just blagged my way out of that one.
Looks like she may live in a lonely world.
It was the style at the time
So was their head seemingly
Bonobo: This motherfucker doesn’t know algebra, I can tell.
So am I. We’ll have to beat them to death with their own shoes…
So it was Van Halen and you’re right, it was an easy way to be sure that venues actually read their contract which contained instructions to safely assemble their stage rig. But there was a parody of that story in Wayne’s World 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_7kg5ZzDZo
Or when Ozzy wouldn’t go on stage without a brandy glass full of M&Ms?
Yea, that’s pretty much why turning it a machine off and on again works.
Was the hair dye on the forehead specified in the prompt?
I’ve never noticed any hate for Mint, it seems to be a pretty good option. It’ll easily run on anything that was able to run Windows 10 (probably 8 too) and the default desktop environment Cinnamon is easy to navigate if you’re coming from Windows. Even if you have some obscure piece of hardware with Mint being based on Ubuntu there’s probably a tutorial you can follow to get it working.
That one guy in the middle is just happy to he a paet of something.
A warm one, they’re happiness so I’m told.