xfce4. Stable as hell. X11. Can move windows around using just some keypresses.

booooo

Owner destroyed by this logical fallacy

Baklava shouldn’t be dripping with grease, I’ve seen this too many times and it makes me vom

Boom.

One of the oldest Chinese restaurants in the UK crams all foreigners upstairs to share tables with random strangers, where cutlery is thrown at you carelessly and the waiter tuts if you don’t give them a string of numbers as an order. If you go there with a chinese national you’re somewhat protected from the abuse, but they still glare at you.

Anyway the food is divine and they don’t overcharge, and it’s one of my favourite places to eat.

Code dump for the curious?

They get full of bugs quick if they’re outside too long

There were a few instances of that in some of that later films, but I forget which because of how forgettable they all truly were.

I was talking with a techhead from the 80s about what he did when his tape drives failed and the folly that is keeping data alive on a system that doesn’t need to be. His foolproof backup storage is as follows.

1. At Christmas buy a new hard drive. If Moore’s law allows, it should be double what you currently have
2. Put your current backup hardrive into a SATA drive slot. Copy over backup into new hard drive.
3. Write with a sharpie the date at which this was done on the harddrive. The new hard drive is your current backup.
4. Place the now old backup into your drawer and forget about it.
5. On New Years Day, load each of the drives into a SATA drive slot and fix any filesystem issues.
6. Put them back into the drawer. Go to step 1.

Let the whole world know, that I’m a big ole asshole.

Or a very suspicious Edward James.

I can’t, I was bluffing. I got nothing on you. *runs away*

I know on what side of the Tuvix debate you’re on.

@The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website or @The_Picard_Maneuver@lemmy.world

Feed the chicken, Hayley

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That’d just prolong a mild spike instead

It also borked the eff out of my system too, and I’m still seeing traces of its lefotver desktop files after uninstallation