emma
emma wrote
move your pc to the bathroom
emma wrote
Bisecting the issue, he traced it back to 5.0-20048, his own change!
don't you hate it when the scooby doo reveal backfires on you?
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not neovim
well i'm sold on it
too bad it doesn't run on my eee pc, though
emma wrote
i knew i'd be questioned about this. so exactly two years and one day ago, i secured photographic evidence of this, to prove i'm not a nutter.
emma wrote
what's with those disclaimers they have, about how using their kitchen products to consume liquids could rot your teeth or whatever? sketchy company.
emma wrote
if this doesn't support the popular 2-in-1 Street Dance + Hit Mouse, then i will lose my shit and microwave all my iDevices
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i have uploaded one (1) crap
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github engineer standing in a sea of rubble, formerly san francisco. every major city wiped off the face of the earth.
"we didn't think the 'break prod' achievement would incentivise that kind of action," he mutters.
the dozen or so survivors disperse. one uncovers a crate full of juicero juice packets, with an expiration date of november 2017. it is a joyous occasion for everyone.
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i have successfully cracked it now. honestly it didn't even look like a real pgp message to me, like there's clearly two different base64-encoded sections, and a blank line that's necessary for some reason. but i guess i'm just used to other pem-based formats.
emma wrote
don't think anyone's gonna be cracking this one
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you might say... the page was in akkoma
emma wrote
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----
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kjesus fucking christ
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oh that's where i left them
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i just hate to see a project fall apart when it's this near completion
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i feel bad for JiaT75. three years of meticulous work maintaining xz, giving feedback on pull requests, discussing on mailing lists, volunteering documentation updates, and in the end, all they gained access to were the servers of some nutters who run debian unstable.
emma wrote
if only there were a better zelda on the nes
oh wait, there is. it's called Zelda Ⅱ: The Adventure of Link®, and has been unfairly maligned by babies for nearly 40 years
"i will progress in this dungeon by bombing this wall that looks like all the other walls. let me go around bombing every mountainside. this game is a masterpiece." <-- actual beliefs held by actual zelda 1 fans
zelda 2 otoh doesn't rely on obscure item placements or sequences of events to progress, and just has way better combat. idk how zelda 1 got to be the favourite
emma wrote
scary stuff. could happen to any one of us.
emma wrote
thank you for clearing things up
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the ceo of my workplace once told me this, and within hours the production database was gone