Yeah, it doesn’t fit the template but the low IQ version would be more like “You only need ChatGPT for coding.”

I don’t, which is why I clearly stated the assumption I was making and positioned my comment as conditional on that assumption being true.

The other possibility is that they’re thinking of it in a defensive mindset and aren’t wanting to put anything in writing that could be construed as acknowledging fault, in case it results in a lawsuit.

Well, assuming that’s the entire email that was sent, some basic level of empathy might not have been amiss. “So sorry about that, are you okay? We’ll pay for the glasses. Obviously this behavior isn’t okay; we’ve discussed it and we’re going to try…”

The funniest thing about this is that if they did actually propose it, Trump would be absolutely stupid not to support it; it would basically ensure GOP domination in every major election for the foreseeable future if we lost California’s blue votes.

What I’m saying here is, don’t stop at California, include all the other blue states, too, please. Take us with you. :(

Yeah, hey, on that note, maybe Denmark would like to acquire the United States.

Or Risktego - it’s a game of Risk, where each battle is determined by an individual game of Stratego.

Well, I’d agree with you that the least colored one is the best for drinking. That doesn’t make it good for drinking, but better than the other options, which are markedly worse.

This is purely speculative and not based on real-world experience.

What is link aggregation? Just combining network connections of a cloud? What does that have to do with lemmy?

It’s specifically a social media platform like Reddit (where people share links to media and users discuss it via the comments, typically). This is as opposed to (for example) microblogging, like Twitter (Mastodon on the fediverse).

Why would there by different servers in the first place doesn’t that make the social media smaller for everyone?

All of the various lemmy servers can interact with each other. You can use your lemmy.world account to interact with communities on other lemmy servers (aka Instances).

What is an instance?

A specific server running whatever Fediverse software. lemmy.world is a lemmy instance.

Isn’t the point of a federalized social media to be better connected?

Yes, and it is!

Plot twist: The code is written in Whitespace

Use :3 just to make it awkward.

Hey, since nobody’s answered you yet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-hole

My favorite one-shot that I’ve ever ran involved the PCs being hired by a city to go kill some kobolds. The kobolds had taken over their mine, had fortified the place, and were violently rejecting any attempts to make them leave.

When the PCs arrive, it’s basically as described: The mine is overrun with kobolds, who have erected makeshift barricades and are armed with crossbows.

In actuality, the city had hired the kobolds to mine the ore for them, but then refused to pay them after taking delivery. It’s a labor dispute, and the PCs had been hired to kill them because nobody would question some adventurers killing some kobolds. The players discovered this and were upset enough about being lied to that they joined the kobolds’ side and basically acted as the (very well-armed and aggressive) union reps, negotiating better pay and more favorable terms for them. Was a great time.

Stopping it is, in fact, very easy. Simply unplug the servers, that’s all it takes.

Honestly, if they made it a requirement that it has to be 100% clean energy, this could actually be a net positive, but of course they won’t because it’s Trump’s admin and he’s got a boner for coal and oil.

Dependent on your hard drive’s capacity (and free space), you could make a separate partition and install Linux to that, while leaving your existing partition and files untouched. Then you’ll be able to access them from the newly installed Linux partition, can move over what ever you need, then remove the Windows partition once you’re done.

But all of these things are already happening. Why are you still a Windows user if these are your lines in the sand? (Did you mis-read the assignment?)

Chicken tikka masala, but I feel like I’m cheating, because we just went shopping earlier today and picked up everything we needed to make an alarmingly large batch.

Maybe it’s intended to let a homeless person give two handjobs at once. Did you ever think of that?

They’re unwieldly and hard to conceal, though.

A hand crossbow, on the other hand…