FoxQuirk 🦊 @quirk@computerfairi.es

Nvidia being worth 11% of the US GDP is not bubble behavior at all no sir

Finished up this puzzle with my partner in just a couple hours! Just kept popping records in the player and got in the zone. I'll probably glue and frame it tomorrow time permitting!

#JigsawPuzzle #Butt

oshi no ko s2 ep4 has this scene where they're discussing script alterations which shows what's clearly google docs with japanese vertical text support, and i so wanted to believe this was real, but as far as i can tell, it's not (horizontal only), and that makes me very sad

Confused about the WordPress drama? This corporate governance diagram should clear things up!

"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father in the thumb war. Prepare to die." *Raises thumb to challenge you to a thumb wrestle*

#Caturday

the age of Move Fast and Break Things is over, and we now enter an age of Move Slow Around Broken Things

average girl holiday packing

Teenage #trans activists release 6,000 crickets on transphobic LGB Alliance conference

https://transkidsdeservebetter.org/teenage-trans-activists-release-6000-crickets-on-transphobic-lgb-alliance-conference

"How bad were the billionaires?"
"Just one of them managed to ruin the sky for everyone. The sky."

OK, so the Israeli government just seized UN property in Jerusalem and then started firing on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, how would any of this be reported if it wasn't the #1 Ally of the West in the Middle East

This place is an icebox, and part of a system of iceboxes

Highly esteemed plums are commemorated here

The plums are not present in your breakfast time, but they were in mine

What was here was delicious, so cold and so sweet

@JoshJers That is my experience too. What was stunning about Google when it launched wasn't its speed but its ability to find the answer you needed. I stopped bookmarking sites in my browser as I was confident I could find websites if I needed them again.
The results now are so unhelpful I have gone back to bookmarking and avoid using Google.

One thing that I was trying to describe to the 15-year-old is that, when I was in college, google worked *so well* to find basically exactly what you were searching for that there was a site called "Let Me Google That For You" where you could snarkily send someone their question back and they'd see it animate the process of typing their question into google, then get the search results and bam, there's the answer to their question

I would *never* consider doing that now because almost never is the first hit the actual thing you want (and, honestly, it's getting rarer that it's top 10)

i have tooted this image before but it is just so funny that i have come around to respecting it. now i think every paper should include an egregious diagram

from https://www-old.cs.utah.edu/plt/publications/pldi04-ff.pdf