That’s sick! I had two spots vibrate out of my ceiling as well, with great bass comes great responsibility

I noticed immediately it’s a 12" active sub, those things go up to 1 kW IIRC. Had one over from a friend recently for a house party, believe me when I say you’ll have more than enough oomph

I’m assuming the inverse square law would hinder us from seeing anything useful. But now I’m imagining scientists being ecstatic about discovering a foreign signal, only to realise its us from the past

Lucky find! I’ve been looking for a 12" sub secondhand, I’d buy this in a heartbeat.

I’m pretty sure they only left 16, but their 15 nuggets would be safe with me. Keeping my hands off of 14 nuggets seems like something I could do. 13 nuggets aren’t going keep themselves safe after all. Maybe one of their 12 nuggets could find their way into my mouth, but 11 nuggets should be more than enough for them. But ofcourse I won’t be touching their 10 nuggets without permission, people wouldn’t leave me 9 nuggets if I wasn’t capable of taking care of 8 of them. I didn’t see anyone touch your 7 nuggets, I’ve been here the whole time. 6 is a pretty nice amount to share. Because 5 always leaves room for discussion, it’s better to leave 4 of them. Nobody will touch their 3 nuggets as long as I’m around! Or maybe a cat sneaked in and took one of their two nuggets… Oh hey someone left the last one for me!

If I may give some unsolicited advice while disagreeing with the other comment. Interact with them as little as possible, don’t let them disturb you and ignore any play signs.

While doing your thing, have them lie down and reward them with a previously unseen treat. Start frequent treats, but don’t make them expect it, praising vocally should be enough eventually. The more you do it the less you’ll have to actually say anything and they’ll lie down when they see you’re busy.

YMMV though, I’m not an expert, my girl is just a strong charactered and energetic furball.

Sniffing my tools is an important job!

This take could swing from normal all the way to unhinged depending on the number and size the spiders

As a European who’s been to the US, this is what all stations sounded like. Bonus points if you add sharp and needlessly excessive sound effects.

HTTP/1.1 418 I'm a teapot
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Length: 42

I'm a teapot. I cannot brew coffee, sorry!

What do you think of my teapot website? http://127.0.0.1:418/

I’m using Voyager:

And on Firefox/lemmy.world:

I’m not sure what interface you’re using, but I haven’t seen Markdown spoilers done like that.

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler
hidden content
:::

Which looks like:

Hah just like our demon, doesn’t care for any traditional cat snacks. But start eating yoghurt and she’ll come running. She doesn’t even like yoghurt, she just wants to smell.

As a European, the book wasn’t in any of my curriculums. But I’m working my way through the classics. And as the other commenter said, your spoiler tag isn’t collapsible. No worries though, my fault for reading this thread.

I’m reading the book at the moment and shouldn’t even be in this thread but this was a spoiler for me!

SSD’s can’t edit a sector, but do a copy-modify-write operation. Having little spare sectors left means this data needs to be cached and can lead to significantly slower operating speeds.

Leaving 10% free is a very healthy habit I always recommend, and this counts for phones too.

It’s more commercialised than it used to be, but I do still get a subscription for the summer months and it’s always worth it. I’ve done many great hikes and been to places I’d never have gone too. I also really don’t mind not finding something, there’s a very good reason why someone brought you there and I like to enjoy that more.

Do build up the difficulty and terrain when you start out, it can be treacherous past 3. As with any puzzle there’re rules you can follow to make it easier. I’d recommend it anyone!

They’re doing the same thing Apple has been doing for years, I used to run a self-signing application which ran every week or so by itself.

Workarounds are going to exist plenty, it’s just a slap in the face. Especially because the Play Store is filled with malware. Apple’s strict rules are horrible for developers, but at least it’s not as riddled with malware.

There was a book written about this once, almost a cautionary tale.

The concept of a thoughtcrime is the result of a totalitarian society, but it’s also a concept that is born out of fear of what we’re allowed to say.

I installed Debian + gnome today for the first time in years, I hate it even more now then I did back then.

If it had a taskbar it’d be a 10/10 for new users though