Concur. I wish I had not read this article today.

Sure, we had first targeted strike, but have we had second targeted strike?

A lightweight .308 infantry rifle two decades older than the FN SCAR-H.

AR-10 like

AK style selector on an AR

There’s Nextcloud Office (Collabora) or OnlyOffice.

Signs are probably for the drunken tourists. Looks like one I saw in the French Quarter, likely smells of stale vomit and cheap beer.

Piglet is probably exactly what the artist was going for, here. It adds to the dissonance.

FWIW , these machines often come with a head or disc that works specifically for removing popcorn ceilings.

Would you say it is faster than doing it the old-fashioned way? I always have trouble justifying cost for something like this.

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorway_effect

Expanded to include mine. Joy.

$1.3B is pocket change to fedgov, especially compared to the cost of the harms it brings.

They only care that trucks and SUVs with ICE engines are more profitable to sell in the short term. Line goes up.

Agree, but name recognition is probably more important to them. This is Disney we’re talking about. The almighty dollar trumps all.

Got even a shred of evidence of that assertion?

I dont want to live on this planet anymore.

Lampshading is a great way to describe it.

“Arb.” here is an abbreviation for arbitrary. If you look at the chart, it notes each axis, first [arb. units], [more arb. units], and [also arb. units]

[also arb. units]

This slew me.

To be fair, it can be wicked tough to package things properly. Especially when said software is a spaghetti-code mess.

I once spent 8 months onsite at a client reverse-engineering our own damned software so I could make our agent function in Solaris native packaging instead of the script+binary we had been using. IIRC, their security team refused to let an agent on their network without us using native packaging.