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banning permanent lights aimed at the sky would allow millions more people to see stars at night with no downsides. but nobody seems to care.

i’ve got nipples greg, could you grease me?

the hands tell the time, not the ticks. if you know what way is up, then the angle is all you need.

7z can extract them, but i don’t know if it’s installed by default anywhere.

cats georg is an outlier and should not have been counted.

gotta be a 7

i’m just thinking of how much personal information they would need to collect for this to be anywhere near working.

yeah for me it was a struggle to just find threads to pull. i have so many pages of notes that just end because the next step just never came.

i always see this “you can control it” thing but nobody talks about how your ability to control the rng is dependent on the rng to unlock. it took 15 hours for me to see a single thing that allowed me to change probabilities, and by that point i had already rolled credits. i didn’t get basement access until day 40. the rng really fucked with me, until i gave up. at that point i had 6 start money, and no extra start steps. i didn’t know that was in the game. it wasn’t that i missed stuff either, i solved every puzzle i got clues for, if the rng allowed it.

huh? every data center i’ve been to has hundreds of megawatts of stand-by power generation which is regularly used to take up slack, because data center loads are peaky as hell. when facebook was building their first european datacenter in 2012 they were heavily criticised for their planned local power infrastructure, which was and still is diesel generators. the one being built in my area, which is a colo, has planned for over 700MW of local generation despite being built next to multiple hydro dams.

they captured the “niche wiki” market as wikia, then rebranded and started serving shittons of ads. the vim wiki is unusable these days because it runs like ass and looks like a gamer rgb nightmare

that’s far preferable tbh. i’m much more likely to try out some piece of software if it does not require sudo to install.

because as long as money is involved in your existence those games still decide whether your income is decent. the speculation economy decides the cost of wares and services, the worth of land and currency, and the political decisions that may change the way all those things develop in future.

also, presumably, because you don’t want to see others suffer.

most speculation today isn’t on land though, it’s on value itself. like, trillion-dollar software companies use very little land compared to their value. elmos riches aren’t bound up in land, it’s all stocks.

i feel like i’m missing a step.

that’s sick

is that useful in a world with speculation and day trading? genuine question.

cyberdecks. they’re basically unusable as daily devices since they’re just made to look cool… but they look cool

related, steam turbine locomotives! they never really took off, but they’re amazing!

*monkeys paw curls and i turn into cake*