

Once found a whole functioning pc (minus ram and the hard drive) at a thrift store for $3. My guess is it came from an office, and when they plugged it in, and when it didn’t work, they assumed it was junk. Actual value of the parts was like $300.
Once found a whole functioning pc (minus ram and the hard drive) at a thrift store for $3. My guess is it came from an office, and when they plugged it in, and when it didn’t work, they assumed it was junk. Actual value of the parts was like $300.
that is a swealtering take if I’ve ever seen one
Some do
I’ll also play the harmonica but worse
Please heed the warning!! I showed this to everyone I know at work, and they all dissolved into dust :((
Detectorists is perfect in every way. Incredibly chill with dry humor.
same thing, nerd
Well from a hardware perspective, pretty much every tech product is built on the back of horrifying amounts of labor exploitation.
Also in some cases components will contain gelatin, which isn’t vegan.
For software? Well I sacrifice and goat and feed it to the machine before every git commit I make, so that’s probably not vegan either.
Emdashes might also be a sign that the commenter is a nerd
OH! I see now. Perpendicular-ness is not commutative in 3d. Gotcha, thank you!
Wait is that not true? Why wouldn’t H form a right angle with P and A?
AH would be perpendicular to n, and PH would be parallel to n, making them perpendicular to each other? Or am I misunderstanding the definition of a plane projection?
5 out of 10 😭
I’ve actually messed with this a bit. The problem is more that it can’t count to begin with. If you ask it to spell out each letter individually (ie each letter will be its own token), it still gets the count wrong.
what if I have three hands?
There weren’t any active communities I could find that my question would fit into, so I went with this one
My back doesn’t get dirty
mass downvotes mean so little on a site where posts get at most 13 comments
The opossum from Over The Hedge