Tbh I’ve used hairspray and glass with no issue as well. It cheap after and easy to clean. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If you end up doing glass, check these babies out while you’re at it; https://www.amazon.com/TBWHL-Prtiner-Picture-1inchx0-55Inch-26mmx14mm/dp/B08M9DH8Z4

Likely more accurate to say ‘know the future’ instead of ‘predict the future’, but the intent is the same. He doesn’t share what will happen, only what will likely happen.

People are being brainwashed with crap like “calories in, calories out” or “exercise more” but that’s just bullshit. It pushes the idea that too much weight comes from a personality flaw and not health issues, but yet any actual (and by that, I mean proper) doctor will quickly search for medical reasons for weight gain because there’s a million of them.

Genetics affects how the caloric intake is handled. It does not change the fact that adjusting caloric intake will directly adjust how much weight is even possible to gain.

Studies concluded that the presence of these genes increases the risk of obesity but does not necessitate obesity. This risk can be ameliorated by healthy food choices, increased physical activity and avoiding other causes of obesity mentioned in this review.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S147021182404572X

The initial message immediately suggests going against his wishes and the rest of the thread is about whats good for Debian

Well yeah. This whole thread was started in the Debian bug tracker. Of course the focus is going to be on what’s good for Debian. The fact that jwz showed up immediately means they followed the Debian bug tracker, which begs the question, why would jwz subscribe to that if they didn’t want to be there? It also sets the tone for the whole discussion. Original reporter was whiny, but, like, it was directed at the Debian team, not jwz. jwz chose to insert themselves into the Debian bug tracker discussion, and also chose to be aggressive about it.

If I where in his situation I would tell them to go fuck themselves as well. Its just incredibly disrespectful to the person who did the actual work.

That’s fair, honestly. jwz owes the Debian team fuck all. But the other half of that is that the Debian team tried to work out a middle of the road solution and were met with immediate hostility.

You can’t work with someone who doesn’t want to work with you, so you do what’s best for your project and just move on.

I have used this card for a couple years.

Pros:

• five m.2 sata slots
• single slot pcie, and short / not extending past top of slot
• incredibly cheap
• mine has been reliable
• no extra power needed
• no pcie bifurcation or other special motherboard features required (works in anything)
• the individual drives do show up as individual drives in Debian for me and can be accessed separately (not a hardware raid card)

Cons:

• pcie 3.0x2 speed in an x16 slot (2GBps)
• doesn’t support m.2 pci
• doesn’t support booting from the installed drives

If all you’re looking for is cheap, quiet, storage, and you don’t mind losing out on total read/write speeds, thisll actually do great just about anywhere.

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Having just read the whole thread;

xscreensaver developer jwz added an allcaps/all bold notification to xscreensaver that says that the current xscreensaver version is really old. This notification could not be user canceled / okayed through. The author did this because he apparently received several emails about xscreensaver versions that were years out of date.

Debian stable’s policy is to make no updates unless they are security or bug related. This directly conflicted with jwz’s policy of only supporting the latest version of xscreensaver.

The Debian maintainers chose to remove the unskippable warning as the other options were harder to maintain / worse to use. This was specifically permissable in the xscreensaver license, but against the authors stated wishes to have xscreensaver removed entire if the warning could not be kept or the software could not be updated.

Of note, jwz escalated to yelling at the first reporter about this in his first email and swearing at another reporter in his second. The Debian stable team offered suggestions which would direct Debian users to the Debian development team for bug reports about the old versions of xscreensaver, but jwz’s hostile approach made that not happen at all.

If I install debian stable it’s because I want it to work, and to not be bothered about anything that doesn’t need to happen. That’s whole point of having Debian stable around. One of the points made in the discussion, which I strongly agree with, is that Linux software is managed in a repository, not individually. A windows program telling me out of date is obnoxious, but expected. A Linux program telling me it is out of date is a obnoxious and unexpected. (Fucking discord…)

The xscreensaver author shot himself in the foot with this one; presumably he wanted to avoid being harrassed over old versions of xscreensaver. What he ended up doing was telling everyone with an old version of xscreensaver that they need to update and then guaranteed they would harass thim about it by not giving the users an option to ignore and walk away from the message.

Yeah. https://kb.unixservertech.com/microsoft_windows/nfs_client

https://xkcd.com/830/

NFS over SMB, neither if you don’t plan on doing this like, weekly or more.

They also shared this specific snippet of text online at some point. That’s another hint towards it not being entirely okay with at least one of them.

Be more depressing if they’d given green shirt guy a cough or sniffle in the first panel.

Omegas, obviously. Those bitches can’t even handle pregnancy like a real woman can.

“The compound is used as a brain-lesioning agent in scientific research.”

“Ibotenic acid is commonly used in research to create site-specific hippocampal brain lesions in rats”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibotenic_acid

I uh. I wouldn’t chance it either.

Everyone here is acting surprised at the size, or pretending that somehow, the ice makes it okay.

Y’all. Own your shit. These look normal to me, and I totally skip out on the ice most all of the time. I usually finish a 16oz before I’m done with my meal.

I love that there is a genuine argument for the first movie being darker, despite the gore scene in this comic about a theoretical second movie.

I don’t mean to say it’s not a name in use, just that coke might not have as many Jesus bottles as they do Joshua bottles, depending on where this scene was made.

Just a heads up, but Joshua is just another name for Jesus. https://www.behindthename.com/name/joshua OP was actually kinda clever with that one considering how much more rare or unlikely an actual Jesus would be.

Another one; https://iocaine.madhouse-project.org/

But yeah, OP. You can’t reliably stop web scrapers from stealing your data. You can only make more difficult and costly to do so, at the expense of your own server, and in the case of anubis, at the expense of your real users.

I plan on switching to a RPI hosted website at some point, so I can add either iocaine or nepanthes to my website. Might as well make most of the data from my website poison to all the scrapers when I get the chance.

Anyone can learn to use an office suite on their own in very little time so there’s no reason to teach it.

That is one hell of a take. Do you say the same thing about building a budget?