Caution, wet floor

That’s Spanish. Portuguese would be “Cuidado! Piso Molhado”

What the fuck is going on lately? Tucker Carlson is calling out republicans. Conservatives are protesting AI. Cats are marrying dogs! The world has gone weird.

Are we still sure that LHC didn’t break something when they found the higgs boson? Like sure sure?

Writing with one is way better tactilely than a normal pen. It’s more meditative.

At the time people were much less exposed to computers. Most people didn’t know what a processor was but did know what a battery was hence the chance.

The Mint one likewise pushes flatpaks.

Most packages in Mint you can download from the system repo. You don’t have to use flatpacks. I have my LMDE set to show only system packages since i’m not a fan of flatpacks.

Not in 11 that i’ve seen but drivers used to be ridiculous on windows. The funny thing is it was even worse on linux for a hot minute. I remember borking my nic multiple times on slackware 3 and having to hoof it to my friend’s house to download a driver way back in olden times. I learned a fuckload about linux and networking during those years breaking things.

You don’t compile everything from code yourself? Amateur. /s

I respectfully disagree.

At papa johns in colombia they have nutella rolls. They’re basically garlic knots but instead of garlic they use nutella. They’re amazing.

hydrashok just trying to get the help he needs:

Baba is the word for father in a bunch of languages.

As one of the first utterances many babies are able to say, baba (like mama, papa, and dada) has come to be used in many languages as a term for various family members:

father: Albanian, Arabic, Western Armenian, Chinese, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali, Greek, Marathi, Marshallese, Mingrelian, Nepali, Persian, Swahili, Turkish, Yoruba, Shona, Zulu  
grandmother: many Slavic languages (such as Bulgarian, Czech, Russian, Serbo-Croatian and Polish; a doublet of bubbe), Romanian, Yiddish, Japanese  
grandfather: Azerbaijani, Zulu (father, grandfather)  
baby: Afrikaans, Sinhala, Hungarian  

You can hear the zulu one in the opening lines of The Lion King song Circle of Life. 

"Nants ingonyama bagithi baba." literally means "hear comes the lion, father"  

Anybody Who Thinks Orbital Data Centers are a Good Idea Is Suffering from AI Psychosis, Experts Argue Doesn’t Understand Basic Physics

Especially if you’ve put something in there that rots quickly, like chicken packages.

It’s way too early in the morning to be calling us out like that.

On an unrelated note I need to take out my trash.

Babies first sounds are usually a consonant followed by a vowel. So ma, pa, ga, gu, ba. A few months later they start duplicating the sounds while testing out their speaking abilities so you get mama, papa, gaga, googoo, baba. Which are common first words for lots of baby things. Like baba for my sister was her bottle. Every baby might not say every variation while they’re learning and they will obviously have favorite words but generally that’s why we consider baby speech like that. Maybe english just happens to choose the “g” for the leading consonant because we have a lot of hard g words in english and that’s what babies pick up on first.

Reminds me of the Cockney bible.

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here in colombia there is a drink additive called Kola Granulada and it’s basically a multivitamin with cola extract. It’s pretty tasty and everyone adds it to all sorts of juices including lemonade. I like in with orange and passionfruit juice.

I just saved a comment yesterday to remind me to talk to the user when something happens. This way i can easily find the comment instead of running through hundreds of comments to find a single one.

I live next to a large road in a city and can verify that cars are loud as fuck even without external speakers making customized car ringtones.

They already do that with moving billboards. In my neighborhood the billboards are louder than my tv at half volume. Really pisses me off when they roll by.