Sure, but he’s not going to leave office willingly regardless.

Fuck it, write everything in hiragana and katakana.

If Trump leaves office willingly before it’s completed, I’ll eat mine.

probably certainly

FTFY.

Even if by some miracle it isn’t an unsafe, condemned piece of shit, it’s still a blight and a travesty of historical proportions that will need to be corrected by restoring it to the previous design.

Right, that’s what I said: if Z in the top image were pointing the opposite direction (i.e. if it followed the right hand rule), it would be the same as the bottom image. Rotation is irrelevant; only handedness matters.

Right handed means that when you curl the fingers on your right hand from +X towards +Y, your thumb points towards +Z.

Z pointing in the other direction is the same as the bottom image, just rotated.

NUCs (specifically Intel 8th?-gen or later) are pretty much ideal for serving Jellyfin because the Intel integrated graphics can do video transcoding and the software is actually not very demanding otherwise, so the low-power CPUs are fine.

If you were buying hardware specifically for Jellyfin (i.e. didn’t want to cobble together something used), I’d suggest an N100 or N150-based NAS mini-PC like this: https://www.bee-link.com/products/beelink-me-mini-n150

It’s actually standard procedure called “parallel investigation”.

The usual jargon is “parallel construction,” in case somebody wants to look it up.

I’m absolutely serious, though: JavaScript should be considered harmful and abolished in its entirety. This is only one reason among many.

(Granted, libraries for other programming languages could have the same issue, in theory; however, programmers of most other languages don’t have a culture of adding dependencies willy-nilly to the same extent JavaScript devs seem to.)

We laugh about AI deleting all the shit, but every day there’s a new npm package ready to exfiltrate all your data, upload it to a server and encrypt your home. How do you protect yourself against that?

Yes, by not using npm either.

Reminds me of how they were using that same tactic for hit pieces about the congestion pricing a year ago.

I mean, it probably knows everything you’ve told it plus everything the data brokers have managed to exfiltrate from you and about you.

Yep, even the article itself basically implies that it’s sabotage:

Mamdani would be required to sign the bill — and face criticism from voters — or veto it, creating early friction with councilors whose votes he’ll need to advance his legislative agenda.

I suspect the effect might be less significant in humans (not human cells, whole humans) because of the square-cube law.

Trump is heavier than Taft?

I saw it in Morrowind.

I still have almost no idea what PulseAudio and PipeWire even do, aside from them being two of five(!) different audio-related subsystems that any given sound problem might be related to. (The others being OSS, ALSA, and JACK, which I also don’t understand.)

Inb4 “Awesome²”

Not OP, but…