ViatorOmnium

What 20? He went back to 1949, Peggy died in 2016, so that’s 67 years. And he’s well over 100 in the last panel, and he’s not looking half bad for his age.

Juicio in that sense means “good sense” not judgement.

Subject to natural limitations of the pizza’s area you can put anything in it except pineapple.

If paid the higher value with tariffs you would pay it any way. And if everyone was willing to pay the higher price then it would already have been higher. That’s how capitalism works. No CEO will charge less unless they think it will increase profit through volume.

Companies that increased prices because of tariffs probably lost customers in the process.

From a fairness point of view, for non essential goods, if you paid higher prices with the tariffs you would also have paid it without the tariffs, so you weren’t really harmed by it.

It’s from the movie Obsession.

rm -rf / won’t actually do anything in most Linux systems. GNU coreutils’ rm will only remove the root with --no-preserve-root.

From what I know, the AI Assistant is the least of Kent Overstreet’s problems. If anything it’s a blessing he’s fixanting on a random number generator instead of risking becoming Hans Raiser 2.0.

There’s no benefit or drawback on it’s own. The way the keys and queries work are geared to S3’s nature as a key value object store - which requires it to support keys that wouldn’t be valid file paths or that have different delimiters.

Imagine you have dir1/dir2 with “directories” inside, each one with millions of “files”/objects. When you try to “ls” the dir1/dir2 by querying Prefix='dir1/dir2/' and Delimiter='/' S3 will still scan all the millions of objects starting with the prefix, and then filter out the ones that have a / after the prefix.

That’s mostly because it doesn’t have real directories, it just simulates them with string prefixes and if you forget that on large buckets you are going to have a bad time.

It’s still Sega of Japan’s IP. Maybe being forced to share their toys with Sega of America since almost the very beginning moderated their culture.

That doesn’t explain the difference between Sega and Nintendo.

Stable? Are you really talking about Windows where every update is a gamble (and increasingly so)?

You can achieve the same in regular Firefox with extensions, configuration and private mode, but you need to put the effort and remember to activate private mode. Firefox Focus comes configured to try to maximise privacy over making all sites work by default.

Don’t worry, all those kids were being put to work to supplement the family income.

I think if Google (or Apple for that matter) wants to play this game, then everyone from the reviewer to the CEO should be held legally responsible when malware ends up not only verified but distributed by them. And by legally I mean also as accessory to the crime.

Neither do most grown ups.

That’s a fascist position even if it came wrapped in a pseudo-marxist wrapping.

There’s a world of difference between “from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs” and withholding basic needs.