When you start proselytizing your feelings about it including through seemingly bad faith posts on the Internet that beg the question.

I’m sorry Jon.

¿Por qué no los dos?

Might be overselling the reality factor.

I’d also accept “motion sickness.”

Was (not was) - Walk the dinosaur featured on the live action Flintstones movie.

IIRC that was X11. It has admittedly been a minute. And by a minute, I mean a year.

You can do gui apps too! I used distrobox to run WebEx on an Ubuntu image for an interview. Just had to get to the actual binary to launch and it worked seamlessly.

I thought you only had to join if you can’t beat them.

I wonder if it’s more because we frame the question by altering the structure to indicate the appropriate response.

We could just as well ask “you are from where?” Or “your name is what?” That matches the expected sentence structure of a response, and the natural pitch rises.

I got my pet meds handed to me in a paper bag and somehow managed to give myself a paper cut getting the cat into the car while holding this bag. It was the first paper cut I’ve had in years, and my reaction was “I wonder if this is still recyclable.” Still better than plastic bags, I suppose.

You’ve forgotten Reader’s Digest.

And we can’t forget the episode of Seinfeld where George takes a book into the bathroom.

So what I see there is that badly designed fonts require ligatures to correct interactions.

Like, I get that there are some neat ones, e.g. I have them turned on when writing code for symbols, but they seem wholly unnecessary and distracting in alphabetical characters.

But I’m also the kind of weirdo that thinks the world needs more monospace fonts.

/shrug

To me, that’s even worse. Ligatures that have 0 separation where it’s expected short circuit my reading comprehension.

The “fi” combination also seems problematic since they seem to intersect.

Similar functionality is actually baked into the kernel!

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/USB/IP

So that’s why they’re called “rolling” releases!

/s

The power team. Apparently vast amounts of sweat, tearing phone books in half, bending steel rods and blowing up hot water bottles is godly and there were several alter calls.

Then I had to see them at Jr. High the next day to preach about how bad drugs are.

Here’s an article about a visit.

It’s certainly a rarity (and a crying shame!). The closest things we see regularly are chicken nuggets and battered/breaded fried fish, but I’ve never seen those premade at a butcher shop either, just the freezer section from the giant companies at the grocery store.

But this thread did make me recall https://shorelunch.com/ which is a DIY crumb. Shake-n-bake is the pervasive product.

Panko is also a popular option for the crumb.