Well no. First the teacher drew it on the board, hence Y pointing up at the ceiling.

Then we switched to paper and discovered Y pointing somewhere else was somehow the same thing.

So the right answer to the OP is probably that “they’re the same picture” meme.

It’s for all those drivers that enjoy getting stuck behind that one idiot doing half the speed limit for no reason.

Or it might be a lane for tidal traffic: one way during the morning rush hour and the other way in the evening.

I donated once but then I found out they have a CEO on a six figure salary.

So they can get stuffed. If they want more cash they can give that leech the boot.

This post should have been tagged NSFDW.

Don’t you mean F***d?

Good for you! I just solved a shared audio problem on a Pi 5 in the last week. If I was watching something in VLC then paused it and wanted to look at something on YouTube, I couldn’t get any audio without killing VLC then later having to try to remember where I was up to.

Great and all, but until it can play full screen video on my Pi5 I’m going to keep using Brave.

**** **** **** **** ** / ** ***

Edit: hey, how did it get autocensored?

An IP address is a 32-bit number, usually expressed as four 8-bit numbers separated by dots. Converting 33333333 to hex we get 01FCA055; splitting that into pairs and converting back to decimal gives 1, 252, 160, 85.

Good for you, but it doesn’t take much searching to find “I pay for premium, why am I seeing ads?”

My hypothesis is that they hide. So I saturate all the hiding places so they have nowhere left to hide.

When I buy something known for liking to hide, I buy N of them and place them all in a designated “I’ve got N of these things” place (P). Then I put 1 in its home. When it hides, I get its replacement. When that hides, same again. When there are none left in P, I buy N more. Eventually they have nowhere left to hide and finding one is easy. Consequently, they stop hiding.

It’s a lot less shrieky than womens laughter.