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I don’t like flatpak and don’t want it on my system.
“It was a tragedy. We lost 19 of our best guys.”
Kumail Nanjani, The Big Sick
Her kid’s, probably. Adult wasps typically eat nectar or other sugary things.
shifting to a Flatpak-first (and only) model.
Boo!

Google fixing things that aren’t broken again.

I am sorry, but you do not know what a RESTful API is.
Not a good way to start.


I don’t think it is at all clear what this does.
It sorts files how?

Watched the video. Mind went straight to the gutter.

If your caching isn’t prompt then what’s the point?

I don’t want to be a bench.

I wondered if you could use a modern encoding, like QAM, on these things to improve the sound quality. It would be digital and need an external decoder, but ok.
Then I found someone had tried it… https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/596747/how-much-data-could-be-stored-on-a-standard-compact-cassette-using-modern-encodi
What’s keeping the wine in the glasses?


I was not implying that the word octet comes from octal.


They’re supposed to be (traditionally) written in octal. Which is why they are called ‘octets’.

A single 24k line .asm file cowritten with claude. Nuts.


Let’s go get it! We’re running out.
It doesn’t solve any problems that I have. It adds complexity.