I don’t think that applies when you intend to type something but accidental type enter after your first slash / :)

Thankfully I don’t hit the space bar randomly (yet) but btrfs snapshotting has saved the day for other mishaps

Oof. I always type the whole path just because I have made this mistake before.

Except when you went outside back then, or to school, you couldn’t take the TV with you. And parents controlled the TV at home

All the pedos are at large

Trump said that too, but nothing happened

I know, not my speculation, it was we conspiracy theory

Apparently just days before the shooting he told parties involved he would no longer tow the Israel line

No, I was like 40 at my kids baseball game and she was under 20. Just a good parlor trick

Is your IP a shared IP via cgnat. Could be they have a ban on an IP range

What are you doing on reddit that gets you banned so often?

I had an obscure/rare name tattooed on my arm. I was at a place and this girl called out to her friend, and it was the rare name.

So I moved over to them slowly so as not to make it obvious and mid convo I said hey are you (name), she was like yeah? And I raised my sleeve. Her seing her rare name as a tattoo…the shock and stuff , her face was priceless.

With denser cities we have lost a sense of community, so we stop helping each other and problems become police or government issues, but neither of those replace a genourous family member or friend helping you through rough times.

Umm some indigenous peoples were matriarch societies, and many were matrilineal land ownership.

I don’t think bad marks were justified. This is how I see every interaction go with polyglot colleagues, its like a modem handshake and they settle into the most comfortable common language

What was interesting about my son with down syndrome: as he learned to read he became a master at reading cursive…somehow.

We’d hand him Christmas cards that we struggled to read from old European relatives(that wrote in older script) and somehow he’d read it off no problem.

My guess is words always needed decoding for him and context played a role in guessing the word, so it became a skill somehow

Could be they were both shit lol. I couldnt see (on mobile) what playback system was used.

A good interview with Bob Carver if you like audio history https://podcast.asknoahshow.com/25

I’m a person with sensitive hearing and mp3 always sounds muddy to me compared with a flac or wav rip. My coworker poo-pooed this notion, but I proved it to him. Mp3 does alter the sounds, most people won’t notice, but for somebody that does hear the differences its annoying. I would not spend 10k or anything. I paid $15 for an old 5.1 system, and max $80 for a pi2 with a DAC hat. LOL

For me its like if you stood outside a persons house and heard them talking vs their words coming over their TV. There is a noticable signature that let’s you hear its the TV or real people, and that’s what mp3 vs wav is like for me.

I can also hear my neighbours ceiling fan running in the connected town home. That almost inaudible drone of the motor running, drives me nuts

Exactly, silver is a better conductor I believe, but tarnishes like copper does