Notices by RealGene ☣️ (realgene@hachyderm.io)

@inthehands
How about:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4%E2%80%B233%E2%80%B3

@skinnylatte
My local CVS has locked up the Ben & Jerry's.

Ha, joke's on them, the local Ben & Jerry's hasn't.

@dalias
Someone here mentioned this, and it works well with Firefox and LibreWolf:

https://lifehacker.com/enable-copy-paste-in-web-pages-that-disallow-it-with-a-1601848114

@dalias
Yeah, I'm going to trust a $1,500 phone to this...

@molly0xfff
Ah, the Three of Diamonds and the Four of Clubs…

@molly0xfff
Swoosie Kurtz in True Stories (1986)

@molly0xfff
If your conman is too stupid to come up with the tale , you should find a better grifter.

@skinnylatte
Just bring your giant camera on the whale watch!

@dalias
In one of my first real jobs, I commuted up Route 128 to I-93 around Boston.

One rainy morning, a tractor-trailer was cut off and flipped on its side directly in front of me, blocking most of the roadway. I pulled over to the median and got out. The truck driver was standing where his passenger window used to be, swearing and collecting his papers, and said he was ok, so I drove around the wreck to work. Yeah, like I need that in my life.

@skinnylatte
Something wrong with the color temperature? Kinda green…

@skinnylatte
The generic version is currently on sale at AMZN:
https://a.co/d/0b17Mhb

@molly0xfff
I have no idea how any of this works, but couldn't you create SKUs that are "1 print and 3 stickers", in a bunch of permutations?

@blaise @histoftech
No, ZMODEM was devised by Chuck Forsberg, who was, and I assume still is, a major prick about 'inventing' it, unlike Christiansen.

@inthehands @breadandcircuses
Back in college, one of my friends, who was an adept sleight-of-hand magician, passed his science requirement by programming an Apple ][ to help him carry out a simple misdirection, convincing a physics professor that the computer was reading their mind.

The only difference here is that Schmidt is performing the trick on himself.

@zachleat
Um, Home Assistant's entire reason for being is decentralized, local control.

As long as my LAN/WLAN works, so does the majority of my automation.

No WAN/cloud required.