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Mosquitos: jackpot!

I live in rural Japan where it’s 04:30-05:00 instead (it’s quite light out already in east Japan by then). Trying to work past like 11am in the heat and humidity is miserable and dangerous

Someone would have to look at and understand the existing code and infrastructure rather than just throwing it all away and writing a data migration. In other words, it would never happen.

I used to work in healthcare IT until around 2008ish. Various clinics had things running on 3.11, 95, 98, etc.

For the 3.11 case, it was only controlling the door card/lock system IIRC and was not otherwise on the network, but some of the others, less so. We didn’t have direct control over the sites’ decisions and couldn’t really enforce anything so us removing them was not possible. We did everything we could to convince the site mgmt, of course.

Player? Easy. Scarf? Easy. Wearing a scarf? That depends on a lot of factors such as which part of the body, how the models were made and rigged, etc.

Granted. All door animations are now forced cutscenes.

Thanks for the info!

Which language(s) have <type>? now? Is that a new Java thing? JS/TS thing? I’ve never seen it.

Edit: formatting

If it is important and you don’t need it right now, use a bookmark and close that tab. Bookmarks have been around for literal decades now in browsers.

I don’t daily drive linux at home because of the video editing software I need to use (Davinci black magic) not reliably working and often breaking on upgrades. Secondarily, some games won’t run. If I’m afraid to upgrade to not break things, that puts my security at risk which is not an acceptable situation.

It’s 2025 and I have no idea what the current way to center something is. Then again, my job is that of a backend engineer so it’s rare I’m outputting anything that isn’t a log statement. They can pry tables and center tags from my cold, aging hands.

What is the execution path? What indexes are being hit? What are the keys? Can you separate things by, for example, category since dupes wouldn’t typically exist there? There are lots of potential things that might tell you more or improve performance, but this is super vague.

reduce the flourishes and/or add more spacing between lines and it would be a lot more readable.

I hate the way it sounds but, at the same time, it is simpler and more regular.

We never had our crons in source control, but I always saved it somewhere (usually on my machine and the target machine) so we had some history just in case of typing r instead of l for some reason. You can also create an alias called backupCrontab or something that runs the command for you and puts the output somewhere safe.

We’ve cut way back on meat as well, though part of it for me honestly was the environmental impact. The only time we have beef is on special occasions and not at home (so a couple of times a year). Our main proteins are chicken (domestic), seafood, pork (split between domestic and Canadian depending upon what’s available), and tofu in probably roughly that order. We have other sources of protein as well, but I think of those as the “mains” as it were.

I’ve moved to eating more non-meat than meat and skipping beef at home when I do, but I have never been able to fully convert. I was a pescatarian for almost 1.5 years in my youth and that was mostly doable, but still very tough and never really got easier.

A number of the existing alternatives involve gluten which I can’t have anymore (I rather liked seitan when I had it).

I currently have a vegetable farm and, for as much of the year as I can, eat what I grow outside for veg so they’re certainly not scary.

It would be nice. Whilst insta has mostly supplanted twitter here in Japan for biz stuff, I still don’t like meta owning it. I probably will create one (but fuck twitter) just to communicate with my customers, but I’d much rather it not belong to meta at that point. It’s worth noting, I do plan on creating other accounts on federated media, but there’s only so much one human with a fulltime job and a farm business can keep up with.

That’s mostly BS. A lot of follow-ups to studies on supposed long-living areas have found that there are a few common things:

• deaths not being reported (sometimes because no one notices, sometimes to collect benefits longer)
• bad recordkeeping, particularly in warzones where records were destroyed
• lying (sometimes coupled with the above) to be older for some benefit

Nah, I got useless shit to learn and practice and music and software to make; no time for arguing.