The “nerds” I know spend days getting an obscure ROM to work on a 6 year old phone they got for free from a relative instead of chasing the latest tech. Having the newest and slimmest phone is about fashion, not hacking.
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I recognize everything you say and the tone of it, and I’m just immune to that angle. If you take a step back and look at it, it’s an appeal for more reassurance. I’m just saying that for your partners sake, and if you actually want the relationship to work, the best thing you can do is working on your confidence. If you don’t, every “But baby I do love you let me show you” will gradually become hollow words, and eventually filled with resentment. That’s not what you actually want, right?
I’m 7 years into a relationship like this. I love her, but it’s breaking us apart. If you love your SO, please don’t neglect your mental health. What is reassuring and cute to you can become a taxing chore with time until one person is more like a caretaker than a lover.
also why “head”?
Because this year your [F4M] MILF Neighbor gives out blowjobs instead of candy [Neighbors to Lovers] [Slow Burn] [Trick or Treat] [Messy Head] [ASMR] [Wet Sounds] [Slimegirl]
I see. Would you say that the banner picture of this: https://www.openbsd.org/ is an example or is it just similar?
I will accept your speculation as absolute truth. The matter is decided in my mind.
Oh, ok. Thanks. I still don’t really understand, is it supposed to be the “>” symbol or is the eye doing that literally?
What does the “> o” eyes mean? I saw it in the OpenBSD logo recently on their website.
To make things even more fun, regex differs in subtly different ways, the regex that works in perl might not work in sed. There are two main dialects, BRE and ERE, and lots of tool specific additions. So I find myself wondering if grep is using extended regular expressions, or is that in egrep, or is egrep the standard grep nowadays? One time I saw Russ Cox use Acme, and I saw the real power of regex when used by someone intuitively. But I am no Russ Cox.
If they say Debian, is that a clue they aren’t into brief encounters but want more of a long term relationship?
In all seriousness, how would one ask about this? Like just saying “Hey, you’re trans right? Do you probably need head bad rn?” seems a bit creepy?
Unfortunately, asking can also lead to accidentally hurting people.
Introductions are fun, everyone is just nervously waiting for their turn and not listening to anyone else. No names or titles or whatever are remembered in big introductions. So either I just say “My name is <name> and I work with <task> at <location>” and I know that it’s already forgotten.
Russ Cox made a zip file that contains itself.
https://research.swtch.com/zip
It’s actually not a copy action, it’s snarf.
As an internationally ignored rapper, I only rap in my car (and I lower the volume when stopping at an intersection because someone might hear me).
How can we bridge this gap? At least to the point where users can give constructive feedback like “I wanted to do this thing, and searched for a way here and here. It took me hours to figure out how to do it. It would have been intuitive if…” Maybe we will have to be proactive about UX issues and have proper channels for this information?
Y ou can’t, yo u are now cu rsed with t he knowled ge.
Funny thing is the book ending is different, the explosives fail and nothing explodes.