“Bing bong, fuck ya life”
The sound the bolts make, the statement from Boeing.
“Bing bong, fuck ya life”
The sound the bolts make, the statement from Boeing.
Listen, some of you mfs don’t need a standing desk, you need a running desk, that gets up and runs the second your brain turns on autopilot.
Focus! Or the screen runs away.
This person, nay, this legend, has reached across language barriers and opened up entire new worlds to people who suffer from lacking or outdated documentation.
If you or your loved ones are afflicted by bad documentation, please voice your grievances to whatever ticket or email chain deserves to be told their documentation is absolute ass.
Yes, I can read the code API, now delete that old ass mess. If you don’t want to communicate it, let someone else have those search engine results.
Ffs.
Oracle is horrible and deserves to lose Java.
I’m just hoping this paves the way to code with Southern dialect
iffun is == true
iffun ain't == false
Uh oh, spaghetti-o’s! Vendor lock-in.
TBF Europeans just went wild with SMS. Omg. Nowadays it’s all WhatsApp, which I am not happy with.
NGL, would be funny if Mars became the human equivalent of an elephant graveyard. You reach a certain age, and suddenly you’re pining, not for the fjords, but for the red planet.
Talking to Musk now?
Pretty much. Signals servers just initiate connection between clients, who in turn negotiate parameters with each other so that messages can be encrypted and sent privately between the clients. The messages never has to touch Signals servers, unless you’ve turned on certain features. It’s what you could call a “peer-to-peer chat”.
It’s apps for Android and iOS are available on GitHub, as well as libraries dedicated to the Signal protocol that you can use and implement in your own projects.
So it’s transparent, private and secure. Pretty boss. Waiting for someone to correct me on this one ^^;
Now announcing the Nestle space program and space property agency… we claim all water outside of earth as sovereign property.
In other news, we are introducing the water subscription service. You can either pay $1000 subscription, or lease our water for $100 for each bucket of water you get from space…
…because we’re so free market.
Your mom is easy… said the deep-pocketed founding member of the Rust Foundation.