Bonus fun fact: Stonehenge is not a true henge!
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2·7 days agoAnd still I never wear more than two at the same time …
1·10 days agoAnything mediterranean isn’t white in traditional American Racism™.
That’s so utterly bizarre that I don’t know how to deal with it, especially the implication that South America then never was colonized by white people.
7·11 days agoIf I were a shareholder, I’d be pushing my fellow shareholders to replace the inept.
How would you ever do that? Salesforce’s major shareholders are primarily large institutional investors, plus the founder and CEO himself. I can’t imagine how you’d be able to push them to do anything at all, even if you were a major shareholder yourself.
This tells me that you’ve never been to Spain.
71·19 days agoThere’s a special circle in hell for people who write Python without type annotations.
cooking spray
Fascinating! I had never heard of this thing before, but Wikipedia has now educated me:
I’m sorry, but you’re wrong, that’s a truly amazing novel.
35·1 month agoThat’s a remarkably bad guess.
No need to imagine, that has already happened: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_Mania
412·2 months agoIf you’re using an app like signal or similar, make sure you and everyone else in the chat has encryption enabled.
PSA: There’s no way to disable encryption in Signal.
14·2 months agoI still can’t imagine any better reason.
“but I like Windows”
I can’t imagine any better reason to use Windows than that.
While some of the things that Cloudflare do are only possible through their massive scale, they also do a lot of things that are perfectly fine to do successfully also on a smaller scale.
For one example of one such thing, see:
Don’t be so quick to assume that its’ a mistake!!!
25·2 months agoIt’s never really about the price, it’s about the convenience.
My questions is because im not deleting the disk im actually wiping the disk, where is it storing the code for the wipe disk operation to run from?
Without knowing anything about any of the software you’re asking about, I can still say that RAM would be a very good guess, anything that was read from disk would normally store itself in RAM before modifying the disk it was read from.
I used the internet for decades before any of the services you list existed. These days I use a few of them, but if they disappeared tomorrow I’d just go back to how things used to be.