Immutable, adjective: Unchanging over time or unable to be changed.
From the article: “We want a reliable desktop experience that runs everything, but we’re too lazy to maintain anything. So we automated the entire delivery pipeline in GitHub.”
So, in other words… “Please don’t ever update your system or everything will break”
“Hello, Bitwarden? I’d like to hack one of your customer’s accounts that I do not know the password to, allowing me to access all of the passwords you are storing for them. I mean me. Because it’s my account, I promise. Pretty please?”
Put them in a jar with distilled water and 2-5% non-iodized salt. Let them ferment a few weeks, then blend it up for some tasty hot sauce.
Check out the Asobi Asobase ending theme
Thanks! It’s Heavenly Bamboo.
UPDATE: 24 hours after my last email to the landlord, and still no response. Not as satisfying as an acknowledgement that they were wrong (or maybe even… an apology?) but I’m pretty sure that means I’m in the clear, and the plant is safe.
“Your honor, I dig up all my shrubbery every Fall to store in the attic during winter. Then I replant it in the Spring, just as nature intended”
I’ll look into the tenants union.
Agreed.
Wait, there’s a permanent record? WTF, this is news to me.
“I did a thing”
The One Punch Man opening theme (translated) contains the line, “There’s Gods inside my fist tonight”. Is that enough to qualify it for the playlist?
“Most twitter/reddit exiles want/need…” Nope. You don’t speak for me, I like it here.
“…Does nothing but hand those users (and their data) to Meta” OK? That’s their choice to leave then, who cares?
In this market? Absolutely, I wouldn’t even hesitate.
The weirdest posts, to me, are the ones migrated from r/askreddit. Whats the point? You’d have to go to reddit to see any of the redditors answers, and the person who asked the question will never see any of the answers here.
The Dollop- one comedian tells another comedian about crazy shit from American (or sometimes Australian) history
My Brother, My Brother, and Me- an “advice” show with three goofballs
Darknet Diaries- stories about hackers. Well researched, often with interviews of the people involved