My first one was a Seagate ST-238R. 32 MB of pure storage, baby. For some reason I thought we still needed the two disk drives as well, but I don’t remember why.

“Oh what a mess we weave when we amiss interleave!”

We’d set the interleave to, say, 4:1 (four revolutions to read all data in a track, IIRC), because the hard drive was too fast for the CPU to deal with the data… ha.

The whole show was people being shallow characters. That was the point.

In fairness on the coffee thing, few people have heard the whole story, even now. I think most people today still believe the story was “woman sues because coffee was hot and she got a little burned, and the jury went nuts” and don’t know or care about the actual details.

My God, it’s full of passengers!

Funny how they care about the rights of states selectively.

He did have a gigantic fuck up. He fucked up the response to covid-19. Badly. And how much did his fuck up make the situation worse in the rest of the world?

74 million people still voted for him in 2020. During and immediately AFTER that fuck up.

I want to call out the lines from Those Old Scientists when the Pike crew was lamenting the loss of the flip top communicators (replaced by badges you can tap that the Cerritos crew had). “But flipping then open is the best part!”

That was my first thought, too. I saw one video where they actually pulled a woman up into the raft with them, and took her to the stage.

You know they will.

Can you provide some examples of WaPo articles that did this? Everything I read that I can recall listed his statements in context and gave the actual facts.

Both now gone.

I was just thinking the other day someone needs to cut out a picture of Trump pointing for this purpose. If he actually implements all the things he’s saying, there will be MANY opportunities to slap that on prices (even if it’s only in memes online).

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Don’t forget 2 liters of soda!

I just ignore questions that I’m not interested in answering.

The other day, someone asked in the Linux community here on Lemmy why people don’t like Ubuntu. It seems someone asks this question every few months. I thought, “I’ve answered several times, I’m done answering it, let someone else take care of it.” Last I saw it had over 100 comments, so I feel the issue is resolved.

It’s not really even that. It’s when jurors believe the law should not apply in that specific instance for some reason.

For example, you might be opposed to the laws against drug possession in small amounts. You could vote “not guilty” if you were on a jury where someone was on trial for violating that law, even if it’s 100% clear the defendant did, in fact, break the law. That would be nullification.

I think I see where the admins are coming from in the sense of using nullification as a way to get off from a crime in planning (but, let’s face it, the odds that are EXTREMELY slim), but they already covered planning crimes as being against the policy. Why bother calling out the nullification part?

Oh I missed the fan works part. Carry on.

Don’t. You’ll just find out all the ways in which it sucks and how you are dumb for liking it. Don’t spoil it. Just enjoy the art on your own terms.

Not enough time and money for all of my hobbies and interests. Gotta come up with a way to earn money but not have to work.

Even for married couples. The Dick Van Dyke show was one example. Twin beds in the bedroom, separated by a nightstand.

When Mary Tyler Moore got her own show, they aired it before the Dick Van Dyke show, so no one would think they had gotten divorced.

Well there was that one time the vending machine decided to attack, but in general, it’s a human causing it to fall over.