Are you positive that all annual payouts are funded by that year’s taxes, and it’s not a fund invested to grow while the money sits in it?

Not saying it’s impossible, but it’s not very common. And is even more susceptible to baby boomer effects than the US fund.

While it would be great if Nvidia hadn’t dropped official support, it actually sounds like it’s TrueNAS creating the problem in this case. Other linux distros (fedora for me) are able to ship the old drivers with their kernel module.

What if I visit a website to order a burger

That’s super overkill tbh and enemas are not recommended for frequent use. Two or three douches of 5 minutes each is great.

It’s definitely a poor choice for a public news release, but I assume it was written by a student who’s familiar with colloquial terms who assumed their audience was other students and recent grads.

And the UK is that awkward member that left the polycule but still lives in the house

Probably because showing your email regex publicly is a great way to get 1000 messages about obscure edge cases you’re not handling 😛

Jesus, I don’t care what it does to the image quality, I just don’t ever want 4 lenses on the back of my phone

You guys are getting pie!?

LPT: Apply sugar to all the parts you want to be licked, and cayenne to all the parts you don’t! Train your partner without having to communicate!

Whoa, buy me a drink before you ask me to finger you!

But very cool, TIL!

And then apparently convert the ASCII image to PNG 😛

the Musk 4 Musk community wants to know your location 🐽

Some of the basics of reverse engineering:

• Learn to use a binary editor to inspect compiled binaries
• Learn to debug without symbols
• Learn to use a decompiler
• Learn to inspect the traffic between the device and the OS

It’s kind of monumental and there’s no real finish line for learning any of them.

Also check out The Talos Principle for a hefty puzzle game with a very good clone replay mechanic!

The setting and lore are much drier than Portal, but it ticks a lot of the same problem solving boxes.

Waiting 3 minutes stops me from using a site. If it’s something I really need I’ll check back in an hour or two, when hopefully it’s not getting hammered; the same for both approaches.

It would be better to serve a static page saying “the server is getting hammered really hard”, and, if possible, context about the duration of the current event and historical frequency.

The idea is that at individual scales the additional load is ignorable

So uh anyone anyone gonna tell them the idea was wrong? Three minutes is not ignorable.