boreengreen

I want this as a wallpaper. Scan my eyes over a large area of this stuff sounds fun.

Probably make their families life misserable.

I feel like a merger would be a really bad idea. Then we would loose amd too.

GNU\Linux awareness is a good thing for everyone! If everone was aware; we would have better alternatives across the board.

We all know you love your OS and none of us care.

I care. I like hearing about it. Even when you make the wrong choice.

So now they will have nk blocking troops, so they can free up some of the current ones.

It's xen. This simple piece compels the viewer to wonder whether this is after gordon has passed this island or if he is just to arrive. And will he arrive via long-jump or a crackling spark in space time? Makes you think.

And the average lifespan of a cat, listed on the cat article of wikipedia, is 13 years. Coincidence?

"Gimme a noodle bowl of a variant i never tried before. As allways, make it on the spicy side. Hot. If one doesn't exist, smash together gordon ramsey, anthony bourdain and some random vulcan cooks in a simulation and whip up a few innovative, new ones." Would be my go-to.

One would imagine every single, good recepie from the internet is going to exist in the replicator database. And it's gonna know what is popular and what is not. One would imagine there being stuff in there that is almost impossible to cook yourself and stuff made by centuries of food scientists. Synthetic stuff and stuff from history. Wanna try bland potatoe stew from the 15th century or rare wompa-lompa steak?

The people complaining have poor imagination or are horrible at interacting with the computer. You can try human meat with black pepper if you are so inclined. Without prion disease too!

I never knew this was considered wierd anywhere.

Civilized places outlaw corporeal punishments of children. So jail should be the thing disuading crazies from engaging in it.

Are all browsers configured to use the same dns servers, all on dot\doh? Have you verified they are consistently not blocking those servers? Are they all configured to not revert to default servers on failed attempts? Perhaps there is longer lasting dns caches in some of your software. What about proxy settings?

I'm just throwing stuff on the wall here.